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Pyhton has a format method on string object, which is very handy, when it comes to string manipulation. Javascript has no such method. If we have to deal with any string manipulation we have the ugly way of doing it - concatination.
Pyhton has a format method on string object, which is very handy, when it comes to string manipulation. Javascript has no such method. If we have to deal with any string manipulation we have the ugly way of doing it - concatination. word-replace.js is inspired from Python's format method on string object.
bower install word-replacenpm install word-replace http://cdn.abhishekprakash.com/word-replace/replace-word.js<script src="path/to/replace-word.js"></script>
var formattedString = "hi $0 $1 $2 $3.".format(["pk", "bk", "ck", "dk"]); // hi pk bk ck dk.
require('word-replace')();
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Pyhton has a format method on string object, which is very handy, when it comes to string manipulation. Javascript has no such method. If we have to deal with any string manipulation we have the ugly way of doing it - concatination.
We found that word-replace 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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