Module string_template_plus::transformers

Transformers for the template

To apply a tranformer to a variable provide it after VAR_TRANSFORM_SEP_CHAR (currently “:”) to a variable template.

There are a few transformers available:

Transformer	Arguments	Function	Example
f [format_float]	[.]N	only N number of decimal	{“1.12”:f(.1)} ⇒ 1.1
case string_case	up	UPCASE a string	{“na”:case(up)} ⇒ NA
case string_case	down	downcase a string	{“nA”:case(down)} ⇒ na
case string_case	proper	Upcase the first letter	{“nA”:case(proper)} ⇒ Na
case string_case	title	Title Case the string	{“na”:case(title)} ⇒ Na
calc	[+-*/^]N	Airthmatic calculation	{“1”:calc(+1*2^2)} ⇒ 16
calc	[+-*/^]N	Airthmatic calculation	{“1”:calc(+1,-1)} ⇒ 2,0
count	str	count str occurance	{“nata”:count(a)} ⇒ 2
repl replace	str1,str2	replace str1 by str2	{“nata”:rep(a,o)} ⇒ noto
q quote	[str1]	quote with str1, or “”	{“nata”:q()} ⇒ “noto”
take	str,N	take Nth group sep by str	{“nata”:take(a,2)} ⇒ “t”
trim	str	trim the string with str	{“nata”:trim(a)} ⇒ “nat”

You can chain transformers ones after another for combined actions. For example, count( ):calc(+1) will give you total number of words in a sentence.

Examples are in individual functions.

Functions

• apply_tranformers
  Applies any tranformations to the variable, you can chain the transformers Called whenever you use VAR_TRANSFORM_SEP_CHAR to provide a transformer in the template.
• bound
  Gets the bound of a rust range object
• calc
  Airthmatic calculations, the value needs to be float. e.g. {val:calc(+1)} will add 1 to the value. The order of calculation is left to right.
• count
  Count the number of occurances of a pattern in the string. You can chain it with calc to get the number of word like: {val:count( ):calc(+1)}
• float_format
  format the float (numbers). For example with val=1.123, {val:f(2)} or {val:f(.2)} gives 1.12
• quote
  Quote the text with given strings or ""
• replace
  Replace text in the string, by another text
• string_case
  Format the string. Supports up=> UPCASE, down=> downcase, proper => first character UPCASE all others downcase, title => title case according to titlecase::titlecase. e.g. {var:case(up)}.
• take
  Split the text with given separator and then take the Nth group
• trim
  Trim the given string with given patterns one after another