feat: add strings lib #8
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Awesome, thanks you for this.
A bit nitty but I would like to suggest adding a few linebreaks to make it a bit easier to digest, I generally apply "one line does one thing" approach but use common sense.
Examples:
// Put conditional inside conditionals on new line
local something =
if statement1
then
if statement2
then doSomething
else somethingElse2
else somethingElse;
// Add linebreak inside std functions to see where they start and end
local filtered =
std.filter(
function(x)
std.length(x) == 1
&& x.value != 1,
someArray,
);
Additionally I see a few abbreviated variables (wcs, camcs), they actually make it harder
to read.
I'm not sure if I'm a fan of the aliases, I personally like to have a decisive function
name but I have no reasonable arguments against them.
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| * [aggregate](aggregate.md) | |||
| * [ascii](ascii.md) | |||
| * [camelcase](camelcase.md) | |||
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Does camelcase deliver the same result here?
If so, we might want to deprecate the original one. To do so, we can remove the docs and and perhap provide use strings.camelcase there instead to keep it backwards compatible for libraries depending on it.
| isUpcase(c):: std.codepoint(c) >= 65 && std.codepoint(c) <= 90, // between A & Z | ||
| isDowncase(c):: std.codepoint(c) >= 97 && std.codepoint(c) <= 122, // between a & z | ||
| isDigit(c) :: std.codepoint(c) >= 48 && std.codepoint(c) <= 57, // between 0 & 9 | ||
| isAlphaNum(c):: self.isUpcase(c) || self.isDowncase(c) || self.isDigit(c), |
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These are already covered in the ascii package, perhaps we can reference those instead of redefining them here.
| * `camelcase("foo_bar",lower=true)` → `"fooBar"` | ||
| * `camelcase("+++More symbols!!!")` → `"MoreSymbols"` | ||
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| Function alias: `camelcase` |
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| Function alias: `camelcase` | |
| Function alias: `camelize` |
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| camelize(w,lower=false): self.camelcase(w, lower), |
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You can leave out the function arguments here, it gets inherited.
| camelize(w,lower=false): self.camelcase(w, lower), | |
| camelize: self.camelcase, |
| * `snakecase("FooBar")` → `"foo_bar"` | ||
| * `snakecase("+++More symbols!!!",caps=true)` → `"MORE_SYMBOLS"` | ||
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| Function aliases: `underscore`, `snakecase` |
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| Function aliases: `underscore`, `snakecase` | |
| Function aliases: `underscore`, `snakize` |
| * `kebabcase("FooBar")` → `"foo-bar"` | ||
| * `kebabcase("+++More symbols!!!")` → `"more-symbols"` | ||
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| Function aliases: `dasherize`, `kebabcase` |
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| Function aliases: `dasherize`, `kebabcase` | |
| Function aliases: `dasherize`, `kebabize` |
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Hi ! long time not working on this one ! Im intensively writing Jsonnet those days ; I may update this soon. |
This is a very short PR which will add functions to manipulate strings, especially to turn them into
camelcase,kebabcaseorsnakecase(useful to generate fields names).