clearStr

Remove leading/trailing spaces, URL encoding, and quotes from a string.

API

clearStr

Return

Argument	Description	Type
string	Cleaned string	string

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Type	Default
str	String to clean	string	Required
options	Configuration options	ClearStrOption	{}

Options

Parameter	Description	Type	Default
urlencoded	Whether to perform URL decode	boolean	true

Example

Basic Usage

import { clearStr } from 'ranuts';

const str = '  "hello world"  ';
const cleaned = clearStr(str);
console.log(cleaned); // 'hello world'

URL Encoded String

import { clearStr } from 'ranuts';

const encoded = '  "hello%20world"  ';
const cleaned = clearStr(encoded);
console.log(cleaned); // 'hello world' (auto decoded)

Disable URL Decoding

import { clearStr } from 'ranuts';

const str = '  "hello%20world"  ';
const cleaned = clearStr(str, { urlencoded: false });
console.log(cleaned); // 'hello%20world' (not decoded)

Handle Quotes

import { clearStr } from 'ranuts';

const str1 = "'test'";
const str2 = '"test"';
console.log(clearStr(str1)); // 'test'
console.log(clearStr(str2)); // 'test'

Notes

1. Cleaning content: Removes leading/trailing spaces, single quotes, and double quotes.
2. URL decoding: Performs URL decoding by default, can be disabled with urlencoded: false.
3. Use case: Commonly used to clean user input or values extracted from URL parameters.