# smartstring
handle strings in smart ways. TypeScript ready.

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## Usage
Use TypeScript for intellisense.

```typescript
import * as smartstring from "smartstring";

// smartstring.GitRepo class
let myGitRepo = new smartstring.GitRepo("git@github.com:someorg/somerepo.git"); // takes https and git and npm repo URL versions
myGitRepo.host // "github.com"
myGitRepo.user // "someorg"
myGitRepo.repo // "somerepo"
myGitRepo.accessToken // accessToken if specified with https
myGitRepo.sshUrl // "git@github.com:someorg/somerepo.git" (computed also from https)
myGitRepo.httpsUrl // "https://github.com/someorg/somerepo.git" (computed also from ssh)

// smartstring.Domain class
let myDomain = new smartstring.Domain("https://sub.main.tld");
myDomain.level1 // "tld"
myDomain.level2 // "main"
// level3 , level 4 and so on...
myDomain.zoneName // "main.tld"
myDOmain.protocol // "https"

```

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