Strings.splitAt()

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Syntax

function splitAt(string: string, ...indexes: number[]): string[]

Splits the string at the given indices.

Parameters
`string`	The string to split.
`indexes` Rest	The indices to split at. These can be in any order. Negative indices will lead to an error. Duplicate indices are ignored.

Example

import { Strings } from 'potence';

Strings.splitAt('banana', 2, 4);  // -> ['ba', 'na', 'na']
Strings.splitAt('bànànà', 2, 4);  // -> ['bà', 'nà', 'nà']

Remarks

Note that the indices correspond to characters, not code points. In other words: surrogate pairs are not broken apart.