Split a string at one or more indices
$ npm install split-at
const splitAt = require('split-at');
splitAt('unicorn', 2);
//=> ['uni', 'corn']
splitAt('unicorn', -2);
//=> ['unico', 'rn']
splitAt('unicorn&rainbow', [6, 7]);
//=> ['unicorn', '&', 'rainbow']
splitAt('unicorn&rainbow', 7, {remove: true});
//=> ['unicorn', 'rainbow']
Type: string
String to be split.
Type: number | number[]
One or more indices. A negative index is a 1-based position from the end of the string. For example, -1 is the index of the last place in the string. Duplicate indices are removed from the index array. A negative index and positive index that refer to the same position in the string are treated as duplicates.
Type: object
Type: boolean
Default: false
Remove the chosen indices.
Similar to the default String#split behaviour.
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Split a string at one or more indices
The npm package split-at receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, split-at popularity was classified as not popular.
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