trim-margin


trimMargin like Kotlin and stripMargin like Scala.


Features

* Indent in a string literal.
* Selectable APIs: trimMargin or stripMargin.
* Use as tagged template literals.
* Inject to string type.

install

``
$ npm i -S trim-margin
`

Usage

`js
const {
trimMargin,
tm,
inject,
} = require("trim-margin");

console.log(trimMargin(
|trim
| indent
| spaces));
// => "\ntrim\n indent\n spaces"

console.log(trimMargin(
#other
# delimiter, "#"));
// => "\nother\n delimiter"

const template = | template;
const literal = | literal;
console.log(tm\
|tagged
${template}
|${literal});
// => "tagged\n template\n | literal"

inject();
console.log(\
|inject
to | string.trimMargin());
// => "inject\n to | string"
`

API

$3

Trim indent spaces.

More detail "spaces":

> Matches a single character other than white space. Equivalent to [^ \f\n\r\t\v\u00a0\u1680\u180e\u2000-\u200a\u2028\u2029\u202f\u205f\u3000\ufeff].

From: MDN web docs

Expect, /\r?\n/

#### str: string

Indented string.

#### delimiter: string

Indent delimiter.
This is used as an argument to a RegExp object.
defalut: "\\|"

$3

Same trimMargin.

$3

Use as Tagged template literals.
Same trimMargin(literal).

$3

Same tm.

$3

Inject to String: trimMargin and stripMargin.
You can use it like method of string type.

$3

Inject to String: trimMargin.
You can use it like method of string type.

$3

Inject to String: stripMargin.
You can use it like method of string type.

$3

Inject to String`.
You can use it like method of string type.

#### methodName: string

Method name injected into string type.

License

MIT © tee-talog