Strings.strip()

added in 0.0.1 • updated in 0.5.0 • last revisions

Syntax

function strip(from: string, ...what: string[]): string

Returns a new string with all the specified tokens removed.

Parameters
`from`	The string to strip.
`what` Rest	The tokens to remove from `from` if found. If not specified, the function will return the original string.

Example

import { Strings } from 'potence';

const string = 'T&hi%s i$s a !string w&ith str!ange ch$aracters in it.';

Strings.strip(string, '%' '!', '&', '$');
// -> 'This is a string with strange characters in it.'

Remarks

This function removes all occurrences of the tokens specified by what, not just the first one.