StringScrewdriver extension

Provides extensions for String.

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Properties

capitalized → String
Converts the first character of this to upper case. Note that this does not work if the first character of this string is an Emoji character.
no setter
isBinary → bool
Returns true if this is a binary string which only contains 1's and 0's
no setter
isBlank → bool
Returns true if this only contains white-spaces.
no setter
isDecimal → bool
Returns true if this is an int
no setter
isDouble → bool
Returns true if this is a double
no setter
isEmail → bool
Returns true if this happens to be an email This uses RFC822 email validation specs which is widely accepted. check this: https://regexr.com/2rhq7 Original Ref: https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc822.txt
no setter
isHexadecimal → bool
Returns true if this is a hex string which only contains 0-9 and A-F | a-f
no setter
isNotBlank → bool
Returns true if this contains characters other than white-spaces.
no setter
isOctal → bool
Returns true if this is a hex string which only contains 0-7
no setter
reversed → String
Returns a reversed string of this
no setter
toggledCase → String
Toggles the case of the characters
no setter
words → List<String>
This would tokenize this into words by breaking it with space.
no setter

Methods

count(String match, {bool caseSensitive = true}) → int
Returns count of given match in this string
equalsIgnoreCase(String matcher) → bool
Compares two strings ignoring the case.
find(Pattern match) → int
alias for indexOf
parseJson() → Map<String, dynamic>
Converts this to a JSON map.
parseJsonArray() → List<Map<String, dynamic>>
Converts this to a JSON map.
removePrefix(String prefix) → String
removes prefix from this and returns remaining. e.g. 'hello-world'.removePrefix('hello'); // returns -world 'hello-world'.removePrefix('world'); // returns hello-world
removeSuffix(String suffix) → String
removes suffix from this and returns remaining. e.g. 'hello-world'.removeSuffix('world'); // returns hello- 'hello-world'.removeSuffix('hello'); // returns hello-world
splitMap<R>(RegExp regex, {R? onMatch(RegExpMatch match)?, R? onNonMatch(String text)?}) → List<R>
An alternative to String.splitMapJoin which allows to return mapped values from onMatch and onNonMatch callbacks unlike the original String.splitMapJoin which only allows to return String values.
splitMapJoinRegex(RegExp regex, {String onMatch(RegExpMatch match)?, String onNonMatch(String text)?}) → String
An alternative to String.splitMapJoin which provides access to RegExpMatch instead of Match. Match does not provide access to named groups. RegExpMatch does. Reference: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/52721
title() → String
Makes all the words capitalized in this string Note that this does not work properly if the first character of any word is an Emoji character.
toBoolOrNull() → bool?
Returns true only if this equals to be true (insensitive of case) or if a non-zero integer.
toDateTimeOrNull() → DateTime?
Tries to convert this into a DateTime.
toDoubleOrNull() → double?
Returns this as double or null
toIntOrNull({int? radix}) → int?
Returns this as int or null Radix be between 2..36
unwrap(String prefix, [String? suffix]) → String
unwraps this between prefix and suffix. Uses prefix as suffix if suffix is null. e.g. 'hello'.unwrap("*"); // returns hello ''.unwrap('<','>'); // returns html
wrap(String prefix, [String? suffix]) → String
wraps this between prefix and suffix. Uses prefix as suffix if suffix is null. e.g. 'hello'.wrap("*"); // returns hello 'html'.wrap('<','>'); // returns