wordiesjs

wordiesJS NPM Package

Description

The wordiesJS NPM package is a collection of utility functions that perform various operations on strings. Whether you need to manipulate text, work with abbreviations, generate random words, or enjoy a dad joke, this package has got you covered.

Installation

To install the wordiesJS package, use the following command:

npm install wordiesJS

Usage

const {
    repeat, trim, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, reverse, replace,
    what3word,
    expandAbbrev, toInitial,
    camelCase, capitalize, kebabCase, snakeCase, startCase,    
    randomWord, randomWords,
    dadJoke  
} = require('wordiesjs');

String Manipulation

repeat(str, n)

Repeats the given string n times.

trim(str)

Trims leading and trailing whitespaces from the given string.

toUpperCase(str)

Converts the given string to uppercase.

toLowerCase(str)

Converts the given string to lowercase.

reverse(str)

Reverses the characters in the given string.

replace(str, search, replacement)

Replaces occurrences of search with replacement in the given string.

What3Words Integration

what3word

Provides access to the What3Words API for converting 3-word addresses to coordinates and vice versa.

Abbreviation Handling

expandAbbrev(abbrev)

Expands the given abbreviation to its full form.

toInitial(phrase)

Returns the initials of each word in the given phrase.

Case Formatting

camelCase(str)

Converts the given string to camelCase.

capitalize(str)

Capitalizes the first letter of the given string.

kebabCase(str)

Converts the given string to kebab-case.

snakeCase(str)

Converts the given string to snake_case.

startCase(str)

Converts the given string to Start Case.

Random Word Generation

randomWord()

Generates a random word.

randomWords(n)

Generates an array of n random words.

Dad Joke

dadJoke()

Retrieves a random dad joke for your amusement.

Author

• Trung Dang

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by submitting issues or pull requests on the GitHub repository.

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.