String utility functions that transpile to JavaScript.
These functions extend Elixir's String module with operations that have
clean JavaScript equivalents, making them suitable for use in rx() expressions.
Usage
Import this module in your LiveView to use these functions in calculations:
import Lavash.String
calculate :card_number_formatted,
rx(String.chunk(@card_number_digits, 4) |> Enum.join(" "))Available Functions
chunk/2- Split a string into chunks of a given size
Summary
Functions
Splits a string into chunks of the given size.
Functions
@spec chunk(String.t(), pos_integer()) :: [String.t()]
Splits a string into chunks of the given size.
Returns a list of strings, each at most size characters long.
The last chunk may be shorter if the string length isn't evenly divisible.
Examples
iex> Lavash.String.chunk("12345678", 4)
["1234", "5678"]
iex> Lavash.String.chunk("123456789", 4)
["1234", "5678", "9"]
iex> Lavash.String.chunk("", 4)
[]JavaScript Equivalent
This transpiles to:
str.match(/.{1,4}/g) || []