This application extends javacript's String.prototype methods
To test this application, run npm test
The following methods have been added to javacript's String.prototype
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hasVowels: Checks if the argument contains vowels
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toUpper: Converts the argument to uppercase characters
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toLower: Converts the argument to lowercase characters
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ucFirst: Converts the first character of the argument to uppercase
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isQuestion: Checks if the argument is a question
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words: Returns the list of words in the specified string as an array
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wordCount: Counts the number of words in a string
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toCurrency: Converts the argument to a currency format
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fromCurrency: Converts the argument in currency format to number
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inverseCase: Returns the argument passed in with inverted character cases
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alternatingCase: Returns the argument passed in with alternating character cases
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getMiddle: Returns the character(s) in the middle of the argument
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numberWords: Returns the words equivalent of the number passed in.
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isDigit: Checks if the argument is a single digit
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doubleCheck: Checks if the string contains double characters
- You should have NodeJs installed on your machine
- Clone this repositry:
git clone [email protected]:andela-aatanda/string-class.git - Install dependencies with
npm install
- Fork this repositry to your account.
- Clone your repositry:
git clone [email protected]:your-username/string-class.git - Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b new-feature - Commit your changes:
git commit -m "did something" - Push to the remote branch:
git push origin new-feature - Open a pull request.