lodash#ReplaceFunction TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: documentation.ts    From ui5-language-assistant with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
function replace(
  string: string,
  matcher: RegExp,
  replacement: string | ReplaceFunction
): string {
  // @ts-expect-error - 'replace' is defined with 2 overloads instead of a union type in the definitions file
  return string.replace(matcher, replacement);
}
Example #2
Source File: documentation.ts    From ui5-language-assistant with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
tagMatcherToReplacement: {
  matcher: RegExp;
  replacement: Record<ConvertTarget, string | ReplaceFunction>;
}[] = [
  // Italics
  {
    matcher: /<i>(.+?)<\/i>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "*$1*", plaintext: "$1" },
  },

  // Bold
  {
    matcher: /<b>(.+?)<\/b>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "**$1**", plaintext: "$1" },
  },
  {
    matcher: /<strong>(.+?)<\/strong>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "**$1**", plaintext: "$1" },
  },

  // Emphasis
  {
    matcher: /<em>(.+?)<\/em>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "***$1***", plaintext: "$1" },
  },

  // Headers
  {
    matcher: /<h1>(.+?)<\/h1>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "\n# $1\n\n", plaintext: "\n$1\n" },
  },
  {
    matcher: /<h2>(.+?)<\/h2>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "\n## $1\n\n", plaintext: "\n$1\n" },
  },
  {
    matcher: /<h3>(.+?)<\/h3>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "\n### $1\n\n", plaintext: "\n$1\n" },
  },
  {
    matcher: /<h4>(.+?)<\/h4>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "\n#### $1\n\n", plaintext: "\n$1\n" },
  },

  // Lists
  {
    matcher: /<li>(.+?)<\/li>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "\n* $1", plaintext: "\n* $1" },
  },
  { matcher: /<ul>/g, replacement: { markdown: "", plaintext: "" } },
  { matcher: /<\/ul>/g, replacement: { markdown: "\n\n", plaintext: "\n" } },
  // TODO should we handle ordered lists (ol)?

  // Code value
  {
    matcher: /<code>(.+?)<\/code>/g,
    replacement: { markdown: "`$1`", plaintext: "$1" },
  },

  // Code block
  {
    matcher: /<pre>([^]+?)<\/pre>/g,
    replacement: {
      markdown: "\n```javascript\n$1```\n",
      plaintext: "\n$1\n",
    },
  },

  // Line break
  { matcher: /<br\/>/g, replacement: { markdown: "\n", plaintext: "\n" } },
  { matcher: /<br>/g, replacement: { markdown: "\n", plaintext: "\n" } },
  { matcher: /<\/br>/g, replacement: { markdown: "\n", plaintext: "\n" } },

  // HTML Escaping, e.g. "&lt;View" --> "<View"
  // Note: this doesn't replace all html-encoded characters, only the most common ones
  {
    matcher: /.*/gm,
    replacement: { markdown: unescape, plaintext: unescape },
  },
]