regexp-tpl
allows you to create templated regular expressions.
First install regexp-tpl
in you project:
npm install --save regexp-tpl
Then, use it:
const regexpTpl = require('regexp-tpl');
const assert = require('assert');
const fruits = [{
name: 'orange',
count: 2,
colors: ['orange'],
}, {
name: 'banana',
count: 0,
colors: ['yellow', 'white'],
}, {
name: 'kiwi',
count: 8,
colors: ['brown', 'green'],
}];
assert(regexpTpl(fruits, 'My car is {colors.#}!').test('My car is brown!'));
assert(!regexpTpl(fruits, 'My car is {colors.#}!').test('My car is blue!'));
Note that regexp-tpl
template values are evaluated with
miniquery
's syntax.
## API
### regExp:RegExp regexpTpl(objs:Array, regExpTemplate:String, regExpflags:String, tplRegExp:RegExp)
Return a RegExp
instance made with the given regExpTemplate
and regExplags
filled with the values picked up in the given objs
. An optionnal tplRegExp
value can be provided for custom template syntax.
Feel free to submit us your improvements. To do so, you must accept to publish your code under the MIT license.
To start contributing, first run the following to setup the development environment:
git clone [email protected]:SimpliField/regexp-tpl.git
cd regexp-tpl
npm install
Then, run the tests:
npm test