reddish

A Rust utility library, making easier by taking the hassle out of working.

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Usage

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
reddish = "0.2.0"

Example

extern crate reddish;
use reddish::*;

fn main() {
  println!("{}", snake_case("fooBarBaz"));
  // foo_bar_baz
}

Features

• “String” Methods

  • .camel_case([string='']): Converts string to camel case.
  • .capitalize([string='']): Capitalize first char of string.
  • .kebab_case([string='']): Converts string to kebab case.
  • .snake_case([string='']): Converts string to snake case.
  • .title_case([string='']): Converts string to title case.
  • .pad([string=''], pad_length, pad_char=' '): Adds padding of length pad_length to both ends of string using optional pad_char, if no pad_char is supplied the pad_char defaults to ' '
  • .pad_end([string=''], pad_length, pad_char=' '): Adds padding of length pad_length to the end of string using optional pad_char, if no pad_char is supplied the pad_char defaults to ' '
  • .truncate([string=''], truncate_length): Truncates string to truncate_length.

• “Array” Methods

  • .concat(vec: Vec<T>, values: Vec<T>): Creates a new array concatenating an array with any additional array values.
  • .difference(vec: Vec<T>, values: Vec<T>): Creates an array of values not included in the other given arrays using the same for equality comparisons.
  • .find_index(vec: Vec<T>, find: F): Returns the index of the first found element.
  • .find_last_index(vec: Vec<T>, find: F): Iterates over elements of collection from right to left, and returns the index of the found element.
  • .join(vec: Vec<T>, sep: &str): Converts all elements in array into a string separated by separator.

• “Object” Methods

  • TODO:

• “Collection” Methods

  • TODO: