ReplaceParser

The replace tag replaces specific characters or substrings in a string with new values. The parameter should be split by a comma (,), containing the characters/text to find before the comma and the replacement text after.

Usage

import { Interpreter, ReplaceParser } from 'tagscript';
const ts = new Interpreter(new ReplaceParser());

const { Interpreter, ReplaceParser } = require('tagscript');
const ts = new Interpreter(new ReplaceParser());

API

Check ReplaceParser for the API documentation.

For End Users

Syntax

{replace(find,replacement):text}

Examples

{replace(o,i):welcome to the server}
# welcime ti the server

{replace(1,6):1637812}
# 6637862

{replace(, ):Test}
# T e s t

{replace(old,new):This is the old way of doing things}
# This is the new way of doing things

{replace(@,at):user@example.com}
# useratexample.com

Notes

All occurrences of the search text will be replaced
The replacement is case-sensitive
If you need to include a comma in the search or replacement text, it should be the last comma in the parameter
Empty strings are valid for both search and replacement values