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  "readme": "Slang\n-----\nA collection of utility functions for working with strings in JavaScript in the browser or CommonJS.\n\n## Node Installation\n    npm install slang\n    \n## Annotated source code\nThe annotated source code for slang, generated by [Docco](http://jashkenas.github.com/docco/), \ncan be found [here](http://devongovett.github.com/slang/docs/slang.html).\n    \n## API\n\n### slang.isString\nReturns whether `input` is a string\n\n    slang.isString('testing'); // true\n    slang.isString(543);       // false\n    \n### slang.capitalize\nCapitalizes the first character of a string\n\n    slang.capitalize('hello world!'); // \"Hello world!\"\n    \n### slang.uncapitalize\nUncapitalizes the first character of a string\n\n    slang.uncapitalize('Hello world!); // \"hello world!\"\n    \n### slang.capitalizeWords\nCapitalizes each word in the string\n\n    slang.capitalizeWords('hello world!'); // \"Hello World!\"\n    \n### slang.uncapitalizeWords\nUncapitalizes each word in the string\n\n    slang.uncapitalizeWords('Hello World!'); // \"hello world!\"\n    \n### slang.isUpperCaseAt\nReturns whether the character at the provided character index is upper case.\n\n    slang.isUpperCaseAt('Testing', 0); // true\n    \n### slang.isLowerCaseAt\nReturns whether the character at the provided character index is lower case.\n\n    slang.isLowerCaseAt('Testing', 1); // true\n    \n### slang.swapcase\nInverts the case for each letter in the string\n\n    slang.swapcase('aaBBccDD'); // \"AAbbCCdd\"\n    \n### slang.camelize\nConverts a string of words seperated by dashes or spaces to camelCase\n\n    slang.camelize('hello world'); // \"helloWorld\"\n    slang.camelize('hello-world'); // \"helloWorld\"\n    \n### slang.uncamelize\n    slang.uncamelize('helloWorld'); // \"hello World\"\n    \n### slang.dasherize\nConverts a string of words or a camelCased string into a series of words separated by a dash (`-`)\n\n    slang.dasherize('this is dashed'); // \"this-is-dashed\"\n    \n### slang.repeat\nConcatenates the string `count` times\n\n    slang.repeat('Ho! ', 3); // \"Ho! Ho! Ho! \"\n    \n### slang.insert\nInserts `string` in `input` at `index`\n\n    slang.insert('this is cool!', 'really ', 8); // \"this is really cool!\"\n    \n### slang.remove\nRemoves the characters between the `start` and `end` indexes\n\n    slang.remove('this is really cool!', 8, 15); // \"this is cool!\"\n    \n### slang.chop\nRemoves the last character of `input`\n\n    slang.chop('hello'); // \"hell\"\n    \n### slang.trim\nRemoves leading and trailing whitespace from `input`.  Uses ES5's native trim is available.\n\n    slang.trim('hello '); // \"hello\"\n    \n### slang.trimLeft\nRemoves the leading whitespace from `input`\n\n    slang.trimLeft(' hello '); // \"hello \"\n    \n### slang.trimRight\nRemoves the trailing whitespace from `input`\n\n    slang.trimRight(' hello '); // \" hello\"\n    \n### slang.truncate\nTruncates `input` to `args.limit` or 10 and adds `args.omission` or \"...\"\n\n    slang.truncate('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.');                                           // 'Lorem ipsu...'\n    slang.truncate('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet.', { limit: 5, omission: '...(read more)' }); // 'Lorem...(read more)'\n    \n### slang.join\nJoins an array into a humanized list.  The last element is joined by \"and\" by default, but you can change it.\n\n    slang.join(['red', 'blue', 'green']);       // \"red, blue and green\"\n    slang.join(['red', 'blue', 'green'], 'or'); // \"red, blue or green\"\n\n### slang.humanize\nReturns a humanized number with the correct suffix such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th.\n\n\tslang.humanize(2);\t // \"2nd\"\n\tslang.humanize(103); // \"103rd\"\n    \n### slang.contains\nReturns whether `input` contains `string`\n\n    slang.contains('hello world', 'world'); // true\n\n### slang.startsWith\nReturns whether `input` starts with `string`\n\n    slang.startsWith('hello world', 'hello'); // true\n    \n### slang.endsWith\nReturns whether `input` ends with `string`\n\n    slang.endsWith('hello world', 'world'); // true\n    \n### slang.isBlank\nReturns whether `input` is empty or only contains whitespace\n\n    slang.isBlank(' '); // true\n    slang.isBlank('');  // true\n    \n### slang.successor\nReturns the successor to str. The successor is calculated by incrementing characters starting \nfrom the rightmost alphanumeric (or the rightmost character if there are no alphanumerics) in the\nstring. Incrementing a digit always results in another digit, and incrementing a letter results in\nanother letter of the same case.\n\nIf the increment generates a carry, the character to the left of it is incremented. This \nprocess repeats until there is no carry, adding an additional character if necessary.\n\n    slang.successor(\"abcd\");      // \"abce\"\n    slang.successor(\"THX1138\");   // \"THX1139\"\n    slang.successor(\"<<koala>>\"); // \"<<koalb>>\"\n    slang.successor(\"1999zzz\");   // \"2000aaa\"\n    slang.successor(\"ZZZ9999\");   // \"AAAA0000\"\n\n### slang.guid\nReturns a unique guid of the specified length, or 32 by default\n\n    slang.guid();   // \"gE9FEtJknQVy3qkN9fxmTucYKTwFOno2\"\n    slang.guid(15); // \"b0apU4OH7ZgmEoU\"\n    \n### slang.addToPrototype\nAdds the methods from the slang object to String.prototype.  Does not add slang.guid, slang.humanize, slang.isString, slang.version, or itself.\n\n    slang.addToPrototype();\n    \"test\".capitalize(); // \"Test\"\n    \n### slang.lang\nThe default language to be used with all inflection methods. 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