danielpclark / Mightystring

MightyString

Powerful methods for your strings.

Install

Add this to your Gemfile and then run bundle install.

gem 'mightystring', '~> 1.0'

Or you can just install and use it manually.

gem install mightystring

Usage

# String#at
"abc".at(0)
# => "a"
"0123456789".at(-1)
# => "9"
"vwq".at(5)
# => nil

# String#del
"asdfasdf".del(0..2)
# => "fasdf"
"asdfasdf".del(1)
# => "adfasdf"
"asdfasdf".del([1,3])
# => "adasdf"
"asdfasdf".del("a")
# => "sdfsdf"

# String#del!
str = "asdfasdf"
str.del!("sd")
str
# => "afaf"
str.del!(1..2)
str
# => "af"

# String#first
"asdf".first
# => "a"

# String#last
"asdf".last
# => "f"

# String#pop
"asdf".pop
# => "f"

# String#push
"asdf".push("r")
# => "asdfr"

# String#shift
"asdf".shift
# => "a"

# String#sort
str = "asdf"
str.sort
# => "adfs"
str
# => "asdf"

# String#sort!
str = "asdf"
str.sort!
# => "adfs"
str
# => "adfs"

# String#unshift
"asdf".unshift("r")
# => "rasdf"

# String#values_at
"asdfasdfasdf".values_at(0,5,-1)
# => ["a", "s", "f"]

# String#index_all
"012324507654301243".index_all( "0" )
# => [0,7,13]
"the apple is the best fruit in the world".index_all( "the" )
# => [0, 13, 31]
"asdfasdfasdf".index_all( /sd/ )
# => [1,5,9]

# String#sift
"qwertyuiop".sift( "aeiou" )
# => "euio"
"qa2ws3ed4rf5tg6yh7uj8ik9ol".sift( Range.new( "0", "9" ) )
# => "23456789"

# String#head
"asdf".head
# => "a"
"asdf".head(3)
# => "asd"

# String#tail
"asdf".tail
# => "sdf"
"asdf".tail(3)
# => "f"

# String#bhead and String#bisect_head
"asdf".bhead
# => ["a", "sdf"]
"asdf".bhead(3)
# => ["asd", "f"]

# String#btail and String#bisect_tail
"asdf".btail
# => ["sdf", "a"]
"asdf".btail(3)
# => ["f", "asd"]

Extras

• MightyString::HTML.text provides a more ideal HTML to ASCII formatting output. This is an advanced block "filtering" module. It works very well with, currently, extremely rare cases that fall through it's fingers. Regardless it's beautiful, and will strive to be more so.

Look at the test/mightystring_test.rb for case usages of each feature.