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npm install js-string-cleaner

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14.15.2

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Developer

SimonLeclere

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4 Contributors

Updated on Apr 13, 2023

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Latest Version

1.2.0

Package Id

js-string-cleaner@1.2.0

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32.46 kB

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9.52 kB

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@types/jest jest prettier ts-jest tslint tslint-config-prettier typescript

Welcome to js-string-cleaner 👋

A simple npm module to replace special characters in a string with unicode letters.

🏠 Homepage

Install

1npm i js-string-cleaner

Usage

The module has only one function that takes as parameter a string and an optionnal object. By default, each character will simply be replaced by its corresponding letter, which can lead to mixtures of lower and upper case letters. If a character is not recognized, it is left as it is. To get a formatted string, with only the first letter of each word in uppercase or only the first character of the sentence in uppercase, use parameters capitalizeAllWords or capitalizeFirstLetter.

1const clean = require('js-string-cleaner');
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3const txt = 'sιмση ℓεcℓεяε#5765';
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5clean(txt); // simon leclere#5765
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7clean(txt, { capitalizeFirstLetter: true }); // Simon leclere#5765
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9clean(txt, { capitalizeAllWords: true }); // Simon Leclere#5765

Author

👤 Simon Leclère

Github: @SimonLeclere

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page.

PS: If you want to add new characters, don't hesitate to make a pull request or to contact me on Discord : sιмση ℓεcℓεяε#5765.

Build it yourself

npm run test
npm run format
npm run lint
npm run build

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Give a ⭐️ if this project helped you!

📝 License

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-14

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