splitargs2

Splits a string into tokens by a given separator, treating any quoted parts as a single token.

This project is a fork of splitargs which has been completely rewritten to use modern JavaScript standards.

Installation

• With npm: npm i -s splitargs2
• With yarn: yarn add splitargs2

Usage

splitargs(text, ?keepQuotes, ?separator)

Parameters:

• text string The string to tokenize
• optional keepQuotes boolean If true, quoted tokens will maintain their quote characters. Default: false
• optional separator ?RegExp Matches separators for tokens. Default: /\s/g

Returns: string[] The tokens extracted from the text.

const splitargs = require('splitargs2');
 
console.log(splitargs("Hello, world!"));
// [ 'Hello,', 'world!' ]
 
console.log(splitargs("My name is \"Stan Pines\""));
// [ 'My', 'name', 'is', 'Stan Pines' ]
 
// With keepQuotes as true:
console.log(splitargs('Keep "these quotes," please.', true));
// [ 'Keep', '"these quotes,"', 'please.' ]
 
// Using a custom separator:
const dashMatcher = /\-/g;
console.log(splitargs('4000-1234-5678-9010', false, dashMatcher));
// [ '4000', '1234', '5678', '9010' ]

License

ISC License

Copyright 2018 Shinobu1337

Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.

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