@danehansen/format

format

The format library contains a collection of formatting methods either written or collected to make my life easier. These methods are not validators, they all work under the assumption that the input is valid already.

Installation

npm install --save @danehansen/format

Usage

As a module:

import * as format from '@danehansen/format';

var zip = '902101234'
zip = format.zipCode(zip);

In your browser:

<script src='danehansen-format.min.js'></script>
<script>
  var format = window.danehansen.format;
  var zip = '902101234'
  zip = format.zipCode(zip);
</script>

Methods

• creditCard(str:String, secure:_ = '_'):String
  Accepts a valid 15-16 digit credit card number and puts the spaces in appropriately. Optionally will replace all digits except the last 4 with another character.
• dollars(amount:Float, showCents:Boolean = true):String
  Turns a float into a properly formatted string with commas and dollar sign.
• expiration(str:String):String
  Formats a month/year date as MM/YY.
• phoneNumber(str:String, delimiter:String):String
  Formats a phone number as 1 [phone] by default or else with an optional delimiter like 123.456.7891
• prepend(str:String, len:uint, char:String = '0'):String
  Prepends a string with a character until it reaches a minimum length.
• seperateThousands(str:*):String
  Formats a number or string like 1,234,567,890.
• time(h:uint, m:uint, s:uint, ms:uint, delimiter:String = ':'):String
  Formats a time like 01:02:03:004. If hours or milliseconds are not supplied, they will be left off the string.
• toRomanNumeral(num:uint):String
  Formats a positive integer into roman numerals.
• toTitleCase(str:String):String
  Formats string into title case.
• unicode(str:String):String
  Converts a string to unicode.
• zipCode(str:String, country:String = 'us'):String
  Formats a US zipcode like 12345-6789 or a Canadian one like A1B 2C3.