Strings

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The Strings module provides a number of convenience functions to check, parse, and manipulate JavaScript strings.

camelCase()	Converts a string to camelCase.
capitalize()	Returns a new string with the first letter capitalized.
isEmpty()	Checks if a string is empty.
isUrl()	Checks if a string is a valid URL.
isWhitespace()	Checks if a string is empty or contains only whitespace.
pascalCase()	Converts a string to PascalCase.
prefix()	Adds a prefix to a string if it does not yet exist.
skip()	Skips the first `count` characters in the string and returns the rest.
skipLast()	Skips the last `count` characters in the string and returns the rest.
skipUntil()	Returns all characters in the string after the first occurrence of the substring, including the substring itself.
skipUntilAfter()	Returns all characters in the string after the first occurrence of the substring.
skipUntilAfterLast()	Returns all characters in the string after the last occurrence of the substring.
skipUntilLast()	Returns all characters in the string after the last occurrence of the substring, including the substring itself.
splitAt()	Splits the string at the given indices.
strip()	Returns a new string with all the specified tokens removed.
stripEnd()	Returns a new string with all the specified tokens removed from the end of the string.
stripStart()	Returns a new string with all the specified tokens removed from the beginning of the string.
suffix()	Adds a suffix to a string if it does not yet exist.
take()	Returns the first `count` characters in the string.
takeLast()	Returns the last `count` characters in the string.
takeUntil()	Returns all characters in the string before the first occurrence of the substring.
takeUntilAfter()	Returns all characters in the string before the first occurrence of the substring, including the substring itself.
takeUntilAfterLast()	Returns all characters in the string before the last occurrence of the substring, including the substring itself.
takeUntilLast()	Returns all characters in the string before the last occurrence of the substring.
uncapitalize()	Returns a new string with the first letter lowercased.