Overview
Complex lines of code for manipulating strings are no more.
Table of Contents
Installation
Installation is pretty easy.
pip install stringops
Usage
Manipulation
Import the necessary extended class
from stringops.manipulation import Manipulation
Manipulate -> add
# suppose there is some string say 'value'
value = "Hey This is me"
# I want to add a '.' at the end
value = Manipulation(value)
value = value.add(".")
# I also want to add another sentence to it.
value = value.add("How are you", "!")
# print it
print(value)
Manipulate -> half
# lets take the above variable 'value'.
value = Manipulation("hey, this is me")
# I want to divide the string into half and i want to get the left side of the result.
left_half = value.half("left")
right_half = value.half("right")
print(left_half, right_half)
Manipulate -> split
# using the same varibale 'value'.
value = Manipulation("hey, this is me")
# suppose i want to split the string based on white spaces and
# get the value that is in the index place of 1
# can be done using
# >>> value.split(" ")[1]
index_one_value: str = value.split(" ", 1)
# all the values can also be retrieved
all_values: list[str] = value.split(" ", "all")
CONVERT THIS
MANIPULATIONOBJECT TOREAD
value: Manipulation = Manipulation("hey, this is me")
value: Read = value.convert_to_read()
Read
Importing
from stringops.read import Read
Read - check substring
value = Read("hey, this is me")
if value.there("he"):
return True
else:
return False
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