Methods
leftpad(input, length, text) → {string}
This funciton applies the padding on left side of the input using the given length and given text to pad The given text's length should not be more than 1
Function to add padding in the left side of the input
Parameters:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
input |
number
|
string
|
the input number to apply the padding on - (can be of any length) | |
length |
number
|
3 | the lenght that you want the input to be of - (can be any positive integer number or natural number), @default - 3 |
text |
number
|
string
|
0 | the number or text that will be used to pad - (can be ony the lengh of 1), @default - 0 |
Returns:
- Type:
-
string
the output after appling the padding
Example
- code
const vtextpad = require("vtextpad")
const input = 12
const ouput = vtextpad.leftpad(12, 3, '0')
console.log(output)
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output :
012
rigthpad(input, length, text) → {string}
This funciton applies the padding right side of the input using the given length and given text to pad The given text's length should not be more than 1
Function to add padding in the right side of the input
Parameters:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
input |
number
|
string
|
the input number to apply the padding on - (can be of any length) | |
length |
number
|
2 | the lenght that you want the input to be of - (can be any positive integer number or natural number), @default - 3 |
text |
number
|
string
|
0 | the number or text that will be used to pad - (can be ony the lengh of 1), @default - 0 |
Returns:
- Type:
-
string
the output after appling the padding
Example
- code
const vtextpad = require("vtextpad")
const input = 12
const ouput = vtextpad.rightpad(12, 3, '0')
console.log(output)
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output :
012