string-direction
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String Direction is a JavaScript library for detection of direction of `String` objects in JavaScript.
String Direction is a JavaScript library for detection of direction of String objects in JavaScript.
#getDirectionvar stringDirection = require('string-direction');
stringDirection.getDirection("Hello, world!"); // 'ltr'
stringDirection.getDirection("سلام دنیا"); // 'rtl'
#patch Patching String objects globallyBy using patch() method a getDirection method will be exposed in String object.
require('string-direction').patch();
"Hello, world!".getDirection(); // "ltr"
"سلام دنیا".getDirection(); // "rtl"
String Direction works both in browser or NodeJS environment
Install via NPM
npm install string-direction
Use script tag to include the library
This library is influenced by string-direction Ruby library by Marc Busqué
MIT
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String Direction is a JavaScript library for detection of direction of `String` objects in JavaScript.
The npm package string-direction receives a total of 108,144 weekly downloads. As such, string-direction popularity was classified as popular.
We found that string-direction demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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