Strings class

A set of String utility functions that aim to extend the set of functions available the core String class as well as provding safe methods when working with nullable Strings. A Strings method will never thrown an NPE and aims to provide the expected result by treating the null as an empty String or a space filled String where a range access is applied.

The same approach is applied for non-null Strings when the strings length would result in a RangeError; Instead we pad the String to ensure code returns the expected length String and you code keesp running rather than crashing.

e.g.

Strings.substring(null, 2,3);
-> ' '

Properties

hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

Methods

noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool: The equality operator.
inherited

Static Methods

abbreviate(String? string, int maxWidth, {int offset = 0}) → String: Methods that deal with parts of a string. Abbreviate a string to maxWidth by truncating the string and adding '...' to the truncated string.
allMatches(String? pattern, String string, [int start = 0]) → Iterable<Match>: Refer to String.allMatches
codeUnitAt(String? string, int index) → int: Refer to Safe.codeUnitAt
codeUnits(String? string) → List<int>: Refer to String.codeUnits
compareTo(String? string, String? other, {bool nullIsLessThan = true}) → int: Refer to Safe.compareTo
conjuctionJoin(List<String> list, {String separator = ', ', String conjuction = ' or '}) → String: Concates a list by inserting separator between each item in the list, except for the last separator where conjuction is used instead. If you don't pass separator then ',' is used. If you don't pass conjuction then 'or' is used. If the list is empty then an empty String is returned.
contains(String? string, Pattern other, [int startIndex = 0]) → bool: Refer to Safe.contains
endsWith(String? string, String? other) → bool: Refer to Safe.endsWith
equals(String? lhs, String? rhs) → bool: Safely compares two nullable strings.
equalsIgnoreCase(String? lhs, String? rhs) → bool: Compare two nullable strings ignoring case.
hidePart(String? string, {int start = 0, int? end, String replaceWith = '*'}) → String: Obscures part of string by replace the characters between start (inclusive) and end exclusive with replaceWith
indexOf(String? string, Pattern pattern, [int start = 0]) → int: Refer to Safe.indexOf
isAscii(String? string) → bool: returns true if string only contains ascii characters. (0 - 128)
isBlank(String? string) → bool: Returns true if the string is null or Blank.
isDigits(String? string) → bool: returns true if string only contains digits
isEmpty(String? string) → bool: true if the string is null, or is a zero length String
isLowerCase(String? string) → bool: Returns true if string does not contain upper case letters
isNotBlank(String? string) → bool: Returns true if the string is not null and not Blank.
isNotEmpty(String? string) → bool: true if the string is not null and is not a zero length String
isNumeric(String? string) → bool: Checks if string is a number by attempting to parse it as a double.
isPrintable(int? character) → bool: Returns true if character is a printable ascii character.
isUpperCase(String? string) → bool: Returns true if string does not contain any lower case letters.
isWhitespace(String string) → bool: returns true if the string only contains whitespace characters. We use the same definition of whitespace as String.trim.
isWhitespaceRune(int rune) → bool: returns true if the rune is a whitespace characters. We use the same definition of whitespace as String.trim.
join(List<Object?>? list, {String separator = '', bool excludeEmpty = false}) → String: Returns the joined elements of the list.
lastIndexOf(String? string, Pattern pattern, [int? start]) → int: Refer to Safe.lastIndexOf
left(String? string, int take, {Pad pad = Pad.none}) → String: Returns left most take characters from string.
length(String? string) → int: Refer to String.length
matchAsPrefix(String? pattern, String string, [int start = 0]) → Match?: Refer to Safe.matchAsPrefix
orElse(String? string, String elsestring) → String: If string is not null, then return string If string is null the elsestring is returned
orElseCall(String? string, String elsestring()) → String: If string is not null, then return string If string is null, calls elsestring and return the result.
orElseOnBlank(String? string, String elseString) → String: If the string is not blank then we return string otherwise we return elseString
padLeft(String? string, int width, [String padding = ' ']) → String: Refer to Safe.padLeft
padRight(String? string, int width, [String padding = ' ']) → String: Refer to Safe.padRight
replaceAll(String? string, Pattern from, String replace) → String: Refer to Safe.replaceAll
replaceAllMapped(String? string, Pattern from, String replace(Match match)) → String: Refer to Safe.replaceAllMapped
replaceFirst(String? string, Pattern from, String to, [int startIndex = 0]) → String: Refer to Safe.replaceFirst
replaceFirstMapped(String? string, Pattern from, String replace(Match match), [int startIndex = 0]) → String: Refer to Safe.replaceFirstMapped
replaceRange(String? string, int start, int? end, String replacement) → String: Refer to Safe.replaceRange
reverse(String? string) → String: Returns a string with reversed order of characters.
right(String? string, int take, {Pad pad = Pad.none}) → String: Returns the right most take characters from string.
runes(String? string) → Runes: Refer to String.runes
split(String? string, Pattern pattern) → List<String>: Refer to Safe.split
splitMapJoin(String? string, Pattern pattern, {String onMatch(Match)?, String onNonMatch(String)?}) → String: Refer to Safe.splitMapJoin
startsWith(String? string, Pattern pattern, [int index = 0]) → bool: Refer to Safe.startsWith
startsWithLowerCase(String? string) → bool: Returns true if string starts with the lower case character.
startsWithUpperCase(String? string) → bool: Returns true if the string starts with the upper case character.
substring(String? string, int start, [int? end]) → String: Refer to Safe.substring
toCamelCase(String? string, {bool lower = false}) → String: Returns string in the form "UpperCamelCase" or "lowerCamelCase".
toCapitalised(String? string) → String: Returns string with the first character capitalized.
toEmpty(String? string) → String: If string is null we return a zero length string otherwise we return string.
toEscaped(String? string, {String encode(int charCode)?}) → String: Returns an escaped string.
toLowerCase(String? string) → String: Refer to Safe.toLowerCase
toPrintable(String? string) → String: Returns an escaped string.
toProperCase(String? sentence) → String: Converts sentence to proper case by capitalising the first letter of each word and forcing all other characters to lower case.
toSnakeCase(String? string) → String: Converts string to snake_case by inserting an underscore before each sequence of upper case letters and changing all upper case letters to lowercase.
toUnicode(int? charCode) → String: Returns an Unicode representation of the character code.
toUpperCase(String? string) → String: Refer to Safe.toUpperCase
trim(String? string) → String: Refer to Safe.trim
trimLeft(String? string) → String: Refer to Safe.trimLeft
trimRight(String? string) → String: Refer to Safe.trimRight
upTo(String string, String delimiter) → String: Returns the left most part of a string upto, but not including, the delimiter
within(String string, String left, String right) → String: Returns the string bounded by the left and right delimiters. Throws an ArgumentError exception if either of the delimiters are missing. If there are nested delimiters we return the outer most delimiters.

Strings class

Properties

Methods

Operators

Static Methods

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