silex
A bunch of useful functions for string manipulation.
Install (automatic)
$ pip install silex
Install (manual)
$ git clone $ cd silex $ python setup.py install
Usage
In [1]: from silex import *
In [2]: print chop("whitespace", 5)
['white', 'space', '']
In [3]: print numberex('1.2euros')
1.2
In [4]: print surround('b', '<', '>')
<b>
In [5]: print strip_html('<p><i>hello</i></p>')
hello
In [6]: print unslugify('sex_appeal')
sex appeal
In [7]: print slugify(u'je suis\ épuisé')
je-suis-epuise
In [8]: print clean('hello\n word\n')
hello word
In [9]: print kebabcase('hello world')
hello-world
In [10]: print pascalcase('hello world')
HelloWorld
In [11]: print camelcase('hello world')
helloWorld
In [12]: print snakecase('hello world')
hello_worldLicense
MIT
1 maintainer
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