String-Extension 2.1.0

StringExtension

A string processing library for the C# programming language. It provides features to manipulate and transform strings in a simple and efficient way. The library is open-source and provided with unit tests and performance tests. It is designed to be easily integrated into your existing projects. Feel free to contribute to the project with ideas or development expertise.

Features

Breaking change in v2.0.0: methods are now split across namespaces by category. You'll need to add the relevant using statements below instead of a single using StringExtension;.

using StringExtension;

• RemoveCharacters - removes the specified characters from a string
• CountSubstring - counts the number of occurrences of a string in the specified string
• ReverseWords - reverses the order of words in the specified string
• RemoveDuplicateCharacters - remove duplicate characters from a given string

using StringExtension.Validation;

• IsValidEmail - validate an e-mail address
• IsValidPhoneNumber - validate a phone number

using StringExtension.Linguistics;

• IsPalindrome - determines if a given string is a palindrome
• CountLetters - counts the number of letters in a given string

using StringExtension.Casing;

• ToCamelCase - converts a given string to camel case

All methods that classify or compare characters (IsPalindrome, CountLetters, ToCamelCase) operate on whole Unicode scalar values (via Rune), so characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane (such as many emoji) are handled correctly.

Installation

Install StringExtension using the following NuGet command

  nuget install String-Extension

Running Tests

• The unit tests are here
• The performance tests are here

Licence

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENCE for more information.

Contributing

You can contribute to the project in several ways: by proposing new ideas, reporting bugs you encounter, or improving existing code. If you would like to submit a change, you can open a Pull Request so that we can review your changes and incorporate them into the project if necessary. We welcome your participation and look forward to moving this string library project forward.