API: String

trim JavaScriptDart

Removes all whitespace before and after a string. Unlike JavaScript's trim function, it converts two or more spaces between sentences into a single space.

Parameters

• str::string

Returns

string

Examples

trim(' Hello Wor  ld  '); // Returns 'Hello Wor ld'
trim('H e l l o     World'); // Returns 'H e l l o World'

removeSpecialChar JavaScriptDart

Returns after removing all special characters, including spaces. If you want to allow any special characters as exceptions, list them in the second argument value without delimiters. For example, if you want to allow spaces and the symbols & and *, the second argument value would be ' &*'.

Parameters

• str::string
• exceptionCharacters::string? Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

removeSpecialChar('Hello-qsu, World!'); // Returns 'HelloqsuWorld'
removeSpecialChar('Hello-qsu, World!', ' -'); // Returns 'Hello-qsu World'

removeSpecialChar('Hello-qsu, World!'); // Returns 'HelloqsuWorld'
removeSpecialChar('Hello-qsu, World!', exceptionCharacters: ' -'); // Returns 'Hello-qsu World'

removeNewLine JavaScriptDart

Removes \n, \r characters or replaces them with specified characters.

Parameters

• str::string
• replaceTo::string || '' Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

removeNewLine('ab\ncd'); // Returns 'abcd'
removeNewLine('ab\r\ncd', '-'); // Returns 'ab-cd'

removeNewLine('ab\ncd'); // Returns 'abcd'
removeNewLine('ab\r\ncd', replaceTo: '-'); // Returns 'ab-cd'

replaceBetween JavaScriptDart

Replaces text within a range starting and ending with a specific character in a given string with another string. For example, given the string abc<DEF>ghi, to change <DEF> to def, use replaceBetween('abc<DEF>ghi', '<', '>', 'def'). The result would be abcdefghi.

Deletes strings in the range if replaceWith is not specified.

Parameters

• str::string
• startChar::string
• endChar::string
• replaceWith::string || ''

Returns

string

Examples

replaceBetween('ab[c]d[e]f', '[', ']'); // Returns 'abdf'
replaceBetween('abcd:replace:', ':', ':', 'e'); // Returns 'abcde'

capitalizeFirst JavaScriptDart

Converts the first letter of the entire string to uppercase and returns.

Parameters

• str::string

Returns

string

Examples

capitalizeFirst('abcd'); // Returns 'Abcd'

capitalizeEverySentence JavaScriptDart

Capitalize the first letter of every sentence. Typically, the . characters to separate sentences, but this can be customized via the value of the splitChar argument.

Parameters

• str::string
• splitChar::string Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

capitalizeEverySentence('hello. world. hi.'); // Returns 'Hello. World. Hi.'
capitalizeEverySentence('hello!world', '!'); // Returns 'Hello!World'

capitalizeEverySentence('hello. world. hi.'); // Returns 'Hello. World. Hi.'
capitalizeEverySentence('hello!world', splitChar: '!'); // Returns 'Hello!World'

capitalizeEachWords JavaScriptDart

Converts every word with spaces to uppercase. If the naturally argument is true, only some special cases (such as prepositions) are kept lowercase.

Parameters

• str::string
• natural::boolean || false Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

capitalizeEachWords('abcd'); // Returns 'Abcd'

strCount JavaScriptDart

Returns the number of times the second String argument is contained in the first String argument.

Parameters

• str::string
• search::string

Returns

number

Examples

strCount('abcabc', 'a'); // Returns 2

strShuffle JavaScriptDart

Randomly shuffles the received string and returns it.

Parameters

• str::string

Returns

string

Examples

strShuffle('abcdefg'); // Returns 'bgafced'

strRandom JavaScriptDart

Returns a random String containing numbers or uppercase and lowercase letters of the given length. The default return length is 12.

Parameters

• length::number
• additionalCharacters::string? Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

strRandom(5); // Returns 'CHy2M'

strBlindRandom JavaScript

Replace strings at random locations with a specified number of characters (default 1) with characters (default *).

Parameters

• str::string
• blindLength::number
• blindStr::string || '*'

Returns

string

Examples

strBlindRandom('hello', 2, '#'); // Returns '#el#o'

truncate JavaScriptDart

Truncates a long string to a specified length, optionally appending an ellipsis after the string.

Parameters

• str::string
• length::number
• ellipsis::string || '' Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

truncate('hello', 3); // Returns 'hel'
truncate('hello', 2, '...'); // Returns 'he...'

truncate('hello', 3); // Returns 'hel'
truncate('hello', 2, ellipsis: '...'); // Returns 'he...'

truncateExpect JavaScriptDart

The string ignores truncation until the ending character (endStringChar). If the expected length is reached, return the truncated string until after the ending character.

Parameters

• str::string
• expectLength::number
• endStringChar::string || '.' Dart:Named

Returns

string

Examples

truncateExpect('hello. this is test string.', 10, '.'); // Returns 'hello. this is test string.'
truncateExpect('hello-this-is-test-string-bye', 14, '-'); // Returns 'hello-this-is-'

split JavaScript

Splits a string based on the specified character and returns it as an Array. Unlike the existing split, it splits the values provided as multiple parameters (array or multiple arguments) at once.

Parameters

• str::string
• splitter::string||string[]||...string

Returns

string[]

Examples

split('hello% js world', '% '); // Returns ['hello', 'js world']
split('hello,js,world', ','); // Returns ['hello', 'js', 'world']
split('hello%js,world', ',', '%'); // Returns ['hello', 'js', 'world']
split('hello%js,world', [',', '%']); // Returns ['hello', 'js', 'world']

strUnique JavaScriptDart

Remove duplicate characters from a given string and output only one.

Parameters

• str::string

Returns

string

Examples

strUnique('aaabbbcc'); // Returns 'abc'

strToAscii JavaScriptDart

Converts the given string to ascii code and returns it as an array.

Parameters

• str::string

Returns

number[]

Examples

strToAscii('12345'); // Returns [49, 50, 51, 52, 53]

urlJoin JavaScriptDart

Merges the given string argument with the first argument (the beginning of the URL), joining it so that the slash (/) symbol is correctly included.

In Dart, accepts only one argument, organized as an List.

Parameters

• args::...any[] (JavaScript)
• args::List<dynamic> (Dart)

Returns

string

Examples

urlJoin('https://example.com', 'hello', 'world'); // Returns 'https://example.com/hello/world'

urlJoin(['https://example.com', 'hello', 'world']); // Returns 'https://example.com/hello/world'