Library for most frequent helper methods for Javascript.
Install with npm
npm install @theinternetfolks/mateInstall with yarn
yarn add @theinternetfolks/mateFormat String
You can use it to replace template variables in a string, without the use of Javascript's template literals.
By default the separtor is {}.
Mate.format("Hello {name}", { name: "Dolores" });
// "Hello Dolores"You could pass the separator, and it would determine it.
Mate.format("Hello {{name}}", { name: "Dolores" }, "{{}}");
// "Hello Dolores"You can even pass numbers in, for formatting.
Mate.format(
"Hi, my name is {name} and I am {age} years old.",
{ name: "Dolores", age: 24000 },
"{}"
);
("Hi, my name is Dolores and I am 24000 years old.");You can even pass strings containing some special characters.
Mate.format(
"Hi, my name is {details.name}.",
{ "details.name": "Dolores" }
);
("Hi, my name is Dolores.");You could explicitly pass the start and end separator, if you're creative.
Mate.format("Hi, my name is {##name}}.", { name: "Dolores" }, "{##", "}}");
("Hi, my name is Dolores.");Mate.format("Hi, my name is {#name#}.", { name: "Dolores" }, "{#", "#}");
("Hi, my name is Dolores.");To Case
const { Mate } = require("@theinternetfolks/mate");
Mate.toCamel("the_internet_folks"); // "theInternetFolks"
Mate.toCapital("the internet folks"); // "The Internet Folks"
Mate.toConstant("theInternetFolks"); // "THE_INTERNET_FOLKS"
Mate.toDot("theInternetFolks"); // "the.internet.folks"
Mate.toInverse("thE inTerNEt fOLks"); // "THe INtERneT FolKS"
Mate.toLower("theInternetFolks"); // "the internet folks"
Mate.toPascal("the.internet.folks"); // "TheInternetFolks"
Mate.toSentence("THE INTERNET FOLKS."); // "The internet folks."
Mate.toSlug("theInternetFolks"); // "the-internet-folks"
Mate.toSnake("theInternetFolks"); // "the_internet_folks"
Mate.toSpace("the.internet.folks"); // "the internet folks"
Mate.toTitle("the internet folks"); // "The Internet Folks"
Mate.toUpper("theInternetFolks"); // "THE INTERNET FOLKS"For support, email hi [at] theinternetfolks.com.
Thanks to to-case for providing a necessary starting point for this repo.
Library to help you create a context that can be used to reference data, without prop drilling, in Node-based environments.