# @push.rocks/smartstring handle strings in smart ways. TypeScript ready. ## Install To install `@push.rocks/smartstring`, use the following npm command: ```bash npm install @push.rocks/smartstring --save ``` This will add it to your project's dependencies. ## Usage The `@push.rocks/smartstring` package provides a powerful set of utilities to handle and manipulate strings in various ways, ready for TypeScript usage. Here's an exhaustive guide to using this package. ### Working with Domain Strings The `Domain` class helps in parsing and extracting information from domain URLs. ```typescript import { Domain } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Parse a domain URL const myDomain = new Domain('https://sub.example.com'); console.log(myDomain.level1); // Output: "com" console.log(myDomain.level2); // Output: "example" console.log(myDomain.zoneName); // Output: "example.com" console.log(myDomain.protocol); // Output: "https" ``` ### Handling Git Repositories The `GitRepo` class is designed for extracting information from Git repository URLs. ```typescript import { GitRepo } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Parse a Git repository URL const myGitRepo = new GitRepo('git@github.com:user/repo.git'); console.log(myGitRepo.host); // Output: "github.com" console.log(myGitRepo.user); // Output: "user" console.log(myGitRepo.repo); // Output: "repo" console.log(myGitRepo.sshUrl); // Output: "git@github.com:user/repo.git" console.log(myGitRepo.httpsUrl); // Output: "https://github.com/user/repo.git" ``` ### Encoding and Decoding Base64 Strings `@push.rocks/smartstring` offers base64 encoding and decoding through the `Base64` class and utility functions. ```typescript import { Base64, base64 } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Using the Base64 class const myBase64 = new Base64('hello world', 'string'); console.log(myBase64.base64String); // Encoded string console.log(myBase64.base64UriString); // Encoded URI compatible string // Using utility functions const encoded = base64.encode('hello world'); const decoded = base64.decode(encoded); console.log(encoded); // Encoded string console.log(decoded); // "hello world" ``` ### Applying Indentation SmartString allows you to easily indent strings or normalize indentation across a multi-line string. ```typescript import { indent } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Indent a string by 4 spaces const indentedString = indent.indent('Some text\nAnother line', 4); console.log(indentedString); // Indent using a prefix const prefixedString = indent.indentWithPrefix('Line 1\nLine 2', '> '); console.log(prefixedString); // Normalize indentation const normalizedString = indent.normalize(' Some indented text\n Another line'); console.log(normalizedString); ``` ### Creating Random or Encrypted Strings Create random strings based on patterns or generate cryptographically strong random strings. ```typescript import { create } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Create a random string const randomString = create.createRandomString('aA0', 10); console.log(randomString); // Example output: "a9mB8v2Dq1" // Create a crypto-random string const cryptoString = create.createCryptoRandomString(10); console.log(cryptoString); // Example output: "f28Bb90aCc" ``` ### Normalizing Strings Normalize strings by removing leading/trailing whitespace, fixing indentation, and more. ```typescript import { normalize } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; // Normalize a multi-line string const exampleString = ` This is an example. The indentation will be fixed. `; const normalized = normalize.standard(exampleString); console.log(normalized); ``` ### Working with Docker Environment Variables Transform an array of Docker environment variables into an object for easy access. ```typescript import { docker } from '@push.rocks/smartstring'; const envVars = ['NODE_ENV=production', 'PORT=3000']; const envObject = docker.makeEnvObject(envVars); console.log(envObject.NODE_ENV); // Output: "production" console.log(envObject.PORT); // Output: "3000" ``` This guide covers the primary features of `@push.rocks/smartstring`, making string manipulation and information extraction simple and efficient in your TypeScript projects. ## License and Legal Information This repository contains open-source code that is licensed under the MIT License. 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