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Slugifies a string

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What is slugify?

The slugify npm package is designed to convert strings into URL-friendly slugs. This is particularly useful for creating readable and SEO-friendly URLs from titles, names, or any text that may contain special characters, spaces, or uppercase letters. Slugify simplifies the process of generating slugs by replacing spaces and special characters with hyphens or other user-defined characters, making strings safe for URLs.

What are slugify's main functionalities?

Basic slugification

This feature demonstrates the basic usage of slugify to convert a string into a lowercase slug, replacing spaces and special characters with hyphens.

"use strict"; const slugify = require('slugify'); const title = 'Some Article Title!'; const slug = slugify(title); console.log(slug); // Output: 'some-article-title'

Custom replacement character

This feature shows how to use a custom replacement character (in this case, an underscore) instead of the default hyphen.

"use strict"; const slugify = require('slugify'); const title = 'Some Article Title!'; const slug = slugify(title, '_'); console.log(slug); // Output: 'some_article_title'

Locale-specific slugification

This feature illustrates the ability to handle locale-specific characters appropriately, converting them based on the specified locale.

"use strict"; const slugify = require('slugify'); const title = 'I ♥ Dogs'; const slug = slugify(title, { locale: 'de' }); console.log(slug); // Output: 'i-liebe-dogs'

Removing characters not allowed in URLs

This feature demonstrates the removal of specific characters not allowed or desired in the final slug, using a regular expression.

"use strict"; const slugify = require('slugify'); const title = 'New! Improved! Slugify!'; const slug = slugify(title, { remove: /[!]/g }); console.log(slug); // Output: 'new-improved-slugify'

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