Simple, familiar, fast-enough variable substitution.
Perfect for environment variables, flexible enough for whatever.
substitute substitutes variables using a function.
import { substitute } from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts";
substitute("Welcome $HOME", Deno.env.get);
// => "Welcome /home/user"
substitute("Welcome $HOME", (s) => s.toLowerCase());
// => "Welcome home"It's strict by default but designed to recover from errors gracefully.
substitute("Hello, ${}", (x) => x);
// NoNameError: Expected variable name at column 8
substitute("Hello, ${}", (x) => x, { strict: false });
// => "Hello, ${}"Bash and Windows CMD-style variables are both accepted, and can be disabled individually.
substitute("$HOME ${HOME}", (x) => x.toLowerCase());
// => "home home"
substitute("$HOME ${HOME}", (x) => x.toLowerCase(), { dollar: false });
// => "$HOME ${HOME}"
substitute("%USERPROFILE%", (x) => x.toLowerCase());
// => "userprofile"
substitute("%USERPROFILE%", (x) => x.toLowerCase(), { percent: false });
// => "%USERPROFILE%"You can use a literal $ or % by doubling it, like "$$" or "%%".
I'll endeavour to keep it working but I probably won't be adding anything new myself. It does what I need it to. I'm more than happy to accept and help out with PRs.
This code is extremely messy. The only goal when writing it was to make it work, not to make it maintainable. Any negative side effects as a result of exposure should be dealt with by a medical professional.