Tagscript

Class: StringTransformer

String transformer transforms a string based on the given parameters.

If no parameters are given, the string will be returned as is. If an integer parameter is given, the string will be splitted into an array of strings using payload or space as a separator. And will return the element at the given index (integer parameter).

Use a + before the index to reference every element up to and including the index value.

Use a + after the index to reference the index value and every element after it.

Remarks

You need to use StrictVarsParser parser to use this transformer.

Example

import { Interpreter, StringTransformer, StrictVarsParser } from 'tagscript';
 
const ts = new Interpreter(new StrictVarsParser());
 
await ts.run('{args}', { args: new StringTransformer('Hi, How are you?') });
// Hi, How are you?
 
await ts.run('{args(0)}', { args: new StringTransformer('Hi, How are you?') });
// Hi,
 
await ts.run('{args(1)}', { args: new StringTransformer('Hi, How are you?') });
// How
 
await ts.run('{args(2+)}', { args: new StringTransformer('Hi, How are you?') });
// How are you?
 
await ts.run('{args(+2)}', { args: new StringTransformer('Hi Vox, How are you?') });
// Hi Vox,

Implements

Constructors

new StringTransformer()

new StringTransformer(str, escape): StringTransformer

Parameters

str: string

The string to transform.

escape: boolean = false

If true, the string will be escaped.

Returns

StringTransformer

Defined in

Transformer/String.ts:51

Methods

transform()

transform(tag): string

Transforms the given tag.

Parameters

tag: Lexer

The tag that triggered the transformer.

Returns

string

Implementation of

ITransformer.transform

Defined in

Transformer/String.ts:56

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