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Strip the final newline character from a string or Uint8Array


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What is strip-final-newline?

The strip-final-newline npm package is a simple utility that removes the final newline character from a string. This can be useful when you want to process text data and ensure that it does not end with a newline character, which might affect the handling of the text in certain situations.

What are strip-final-newline's main functionalities?

Strip final newline from a string

This feature allows you to remove the final newline character from a given string. The code sample demonstrates how to use the strip-final-newline package to strip the newline from the end of a string.

const stripFinalNewline = require('strip-final-newline');

const stringWithNewline = 'Hello World!\n';
const stringWithoutNewline = stripFinalNewline(stringWithNewline);

console.log(stringWithoutNewline); // 'Hello World!'

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strip-final-newline

Strip the final newline character from a string or Uint8Array.

This can be useful when parsing the output of, for example, ChildProcess#execFile(), as binaries usually output a newline at the end. You cannot use stdout.trimEnd() for this as it removes all trailing newlines and whitespaces at the end.

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npm install strip-final-newline

Usage

import stripFinalNewline from 'strip-final-newline';

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

const uint8Array = new TextEncoder().encode('foo\nbar\n\n')
new TextDecoder().decode(stripFinalNewline(uint8Array));
//=> 'foo\nbar\n'

Performance

When using an Uint8Array, the original value is referenced, not copied. This is much more efficient, requires almost no memory, and remains milliseconds fast even on very large inputs.

If you'd like to ensure that modifying the return value does not also modify the value passed as input, please use .slice().

const value = new TextDecoder().decode(stripFinalNewline(uint8Array).slice());

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Last updated on 13 Dec 2023

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