Run a text string through an array of individual match-replace regular expressions.
This is a simple npm module built to clean up text strings. It’s a single function that takes two parameters: str
and map
. str
is a string of text. map
is an array of objects, each with two properties: match
and replace
. These two properties are a dictionary, with match
being the actual regular expression for your desired matching substring; replace
being a string you want to replace it with.
$ npm install regex-map-replace
var regexMapReplace = require('regex-map-replace');
var map = [{
match: /Lorum/,
replace: 'Lorem'
},{
match: /doler/,
replace: 'dolor'
},{
match: /amit/,
replace: 'amet'
}];
var test = regexMapReplace('Lorum ipsum doler sit amit.', map);
console.log(test);
// Expected result: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.'