strip-eof

What is strip-eof?

The strip-eof npm package is a utility that removes the end-of-file (EOF) newline character from a string or buffer. This can be useful in various scenarios where you need to ensure that the string or buffer does not end with a newline character.

What are strip-eof's main functionalities?

Remove EOF newline from a string

This feature allows you to remove the EOF newline character from a string. In the example, the input string 'Hello, world!\n' is processed by strip-eof to produce 'Hello, world!' without the trailing newline.

const stripEof = require('strip-eof');
const input = 'Hello, world!\n';
const output = stripEof(input);
console.log(output); // 'Hello, world!'

Remove EOF newline from a buffer

This feature allows you to remove the EOF newline character from a buffer. In the example, the input buffer containing 'Hello, world!\n' is processed by strip-eof to produce a buffer containing 'Hello, world!' without the trailing newline.

const stripEof = require('strip-eof');
const input = Buffer.from('Hello, world!\n');
const output = stripEof(input);
console.log(output.toString()); // 'Hello, world!'

Other packages similar to strip-eof

trim-newlines

The trim-newlines package is used to trim newlines from the start and/or end of a string. Unlike strip-eof, which only removes the EOF newline, trim-newlines can remove newlines from both ends of the string, providing more flexibility in handling newline characters.

newline-remove

The newline-remove package removes all newline characters from a string, not just the EOF newline. This can be useful if you need to ensure that a string contains no newline characters at all, whereas strip-eof focuses solely on the EOF newline.

README

strip-eof

Strip the End-Of-File (EOF) character from a string/buffer

Install

$ npm install --save strip-eof

Usage

const stripEof = require('strip-eof');

stripEof('foo\nbar\n\n');
//=> 'foo\nbar\n'

stripEof(new Buffer('foo\nbar\n\n')).toString();
//=> 'foo\nbar\n'

License

MIT © Sindre Sorhus