Array Methods¶

The following are examples of array methods.

stoge.isArray(argument)¶

isArray method tells if a given input is an array or not. If there is an array then it retuns true otherwise false.

stoge.isArray([1,2,3,4])
// => true

stoge.isArray('string')
// => false

stoge.removeFalsy(array)¶

removeFalsy method filter all false value exist in an array and retuns array of non false value.

stoge.removeFalsy([1,'',2,false,3]) => [1,2,3]
// => true

stoge.shuffleArr(array)¶

shuffleArr method shuffle all values of given array.

stoge.shuffleArr([1,2,3,4])
// => [4,1,3,2]

stoge.shuffleArr(['a','b','c','d'])
// => ['c','b','d','a']

stoge.binarySearch(array, searchValue)¶

binarySearch method retuns the index of given value to be searched if value is available in array else retun -1

stoge.binarySearch([1,5,6,3,9],9)
// => 4

stoge.binarySearch(['a','b','c','d'],'c')
// => 2

stoge.binarySearch(['a','b','c','d'],'z')
// => -1

stoge.arraySum(array, array)¶

arraySum method retuns a single array that is a combination of 2 given arrays.

stoge.arraySum([1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8])
// => [6,8,10,12]

stoge.arraySum(['a','b','c','d'])
// => ['a','b','c','d']

stoge.arraySum([1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8,'a','c',9])
// => [6,8,10,12,'a','c',9]

stoge.chunk(array, number)¶

chunk method break given array by given chunk number from second parameter.

stoge.chunk([1,2,3],2)
// => [[1,2],[3]]

stoge.chunk(['a','b','c','d','e'],3)
// => [['a','b','c'],['d','e']]

stoge.flatarr(array)¶

flatarr method returns given nested array into single array.

stoge.flatarr([10, [90, 80], [5, [1, [69, [61, 15]]], 19]])
// => [10, 90, 80, 5, 1, 69, 61, 15, 19]

stoge.flatarr(['a',['b',['c']],['d','e']])
// => ["a", "b", "c", "d", "e"]

stoge.distinct(array)¶

distinct method diffrentiate given array value by their type and retun an object of type with their respective value.

stoge.distinct([1,2,'f',3,'c'])
// => {num: [1, 2, 3], str: ["f", "c"]}

stoge.rotate(array, number)¶

rotate method perform left rotation of given array upto given position in number.

stoge.rotate([1,2,3,4,5],3)
// => [3,4,5,1,2]

Math Methods¶

The following are examples of Math methods.

stoge.average(argument)¶

average method retuns the average of a given array of numbers.

stoge.average([1,2,3,4])
// => 2.5

stoge.average([12,22,83])
// => 39

stoge.randomHexColorCode()¶

randomHexColorCode method retuns a random generated hex code of color.

stoge.randomHexColorCode()
// => #99ff55

randomHexColorCode()
// => #FFddcc

stoge.baseConvert(num, init_base, change_base)¶

baseConvert method convert given string to any given base value.

stoge.baseConvert('E164',16,8)
// => 160544

stoge.binToDec(number)¶

binToDec method convert binary value to decimal.

stoge.binToDec(110011)
// => 51

stoge.revNum(number)¶

revNum method reverse the given number with their sign.

stoge.revNum(-1345)
// => -5431

stoge.decToBHO(number)¶

decToBHO method convert given argument into their respective give base value of Binary, Hex or Octal and second argument would be like for binary ‘B’, hex ‘H’, octal ‘O’.

stoge.decToBHO(5)
// => 101

Number Methods¶

The following are examples of Number methods.

stoge.range(value, lowerRange, upperRange)¶

range method tells if a number is in given range or not.

stoge.range(9,3,10)
// => true

stoge.range(5,3)
// => false

stoge.random(startingValue, endValue)¶

random method retuns a random generated number by given startingValue and endValue as input.

stoge.random(1,5)
// => 3

stoge.random(6)
// => 2

stoge.fToCelsius(number, number)¶

fToCelsius method convert given Fahrenheit number to Celsius.

stoge.fToCelsius(140)
// => 60

stoge.fToCelsius(120,2)
// => 48.89

stoge.cToFahrenheit(number, number)¶

cToFahrenheit method convert given Celsius number to Fahrenheit.

stoge.cToFahrenheit(60)
// => 140

stoge.cToFahrenheit(48,2)
// => 118.4

stoge.arrayRange(number, number)¶

arrayRange method retuns an array by given 2 number parameter where first parameter is starting value and second parameter is length of array.

stoge.arrayRange(9,3)
// => [9,10,11]

stoge.arrayRange(5)
// => [1,2,3,4,5]

stoge.gcd(number, number)¶

gcd method retuns Greatest Common Division of 2 given number as parameter.

stoge.gcd(9,3)
// => 3

stoge.gcd(10,5)
// => 5

stoge.lanczosGamma(number)¶

lanczosGamma method is used for computing the gamma function numerically.

stoge.lanczosGamma(6)
// => 120.00000000000021

stoge.lanczosGamma(1)
// => 0.9999999999999998

stoge.fallFactorial(number, number)¶

fallFactorial method takes to arguments and retuns fallFactorial.

stoge.fallFactorial(6,2)
// => 30

stoge.fallFactorial(1)
// => 0.9999999999999998

stoge.isHamming(number)¶

isHamming method tells if number is hamming or not.

stoge.isHamming(7)
// => false

stoge.isHamming(6)
// => true

stoge.hamming(number)¶

hamming method returns array of hamming number upto given length

stoge.hamming(7)
// => [1,2,3,4,5,6,8]

String Methods¶

The following are examples of String methods.

stoge.isMail(string, pattern)¶

isMail method validate if given string is in format the format of mail or not an retuns result in boolean. And by second parameter you can paas youre own Regex pattern to validate the same.

stoge.isMail('abc@example.com')
// => true

stoge.isMail('abc@example@.com')
// => false

stoge.isMail('abc@example.com',/\S+@\S+\.\S+/g)
// => true

stoge.distinct(string)¶

distinct method returns string with whitespace between every character.

stoge.distinct('lower')
// => 'l o w e r'

stoge.mediochar(string)¶

mediochar method filter given string and returns string except all special character.

stoge.mediochar('xyz@$#(),;!$%^&*+-_.+=abc')
// => 'xyzabc'

stoge.specialChar(string)¶

specialChar method filter given string and returns only special characters that exist in string.

stoge.specialChar('xyz@$#(),;!$%^&*+-_.+=abc')
// => '@$#(),;!$%^&*+-_.=+'

stoge.nonASCII(string)¶

nonASCII method removes all character that does not come under ASCII.

stoge.nonASCII('äÄçÇéÉêabcdöÖÐþúÚ')
// => 'abc'

stoge.capitalize(string)¶

capitalize method retuns string in capitalize form.

stoge.capitalize('BLUNT')
// => 'Blunt'

stoge.dCapitalize(string)¶

capitalize method retuns string in decapitalize form.

stoge.capitalize('Blunt')
// => 'bLUNT'

stoge.camel(string)¶

camel method retuns string in camel case form.

stoge.camel('abc def ghi')
// => 'abcDefGhi'

stoge.snake(string)¶

snake method retuns string in snake case form.

stoge.snake('abc def ghi')
// => 'abc_def_ghi'

stoge.kebab(string)¶

kebab method retuns string in kebab case form.

stoge.kebab('abc def ghi')
// => 'abc-def-ghi'

stoge.pascal(string)¶

pascal method retuns string in pascal case form.

stoge.pascal('abc def ghi')
// => 'AbcDefGhi'

stoge.escape(string)¶

escape method convert escape character into their HTML entity code.

stoge.escape('abc&><def')
// => 'abc&amp;&gt;&lt;def'

stoge.unescape(string)¶

unescape method convert HTML entity code into their unescape character.

stoge.unescape('abc&amp;&gt;&lt;def')
// => 'abc&><def'

stoge.partialReverse(string)¶

partialReverse method partialy reverse given sentence without reversing every word.

stoge.partialReverse('abc def GHI')
// => 'GHI def abc'

stoge.completeReverse(string)¶

completeReverse method completely reverse given sentence even by every word of sentence.

stoge.completeReverse('abc def GHI')
// => 'IHG fed cba'

stoge.csvToArray(string, delimiter, omitHeader)¶

csvToArray method convert given csv format into array and can pass custom delimiter with omit header in boolean.

stoge.csvToArray('a,b\nc,d')
// => '[[a,b], [c,d]]'

stoge.csvToJson(string, delimeter)¶

csvToJson method convert given csv format string into JSON format and can pass custom delimiter.

stoge.csvToJson('a,b\nc,d')
// => '{a: 'c', b: 'd'}'

stoge.csvToJson('a,b\nc,d')
// => '{a: 'c', b: 'd'}'

stoge.swapCase(string)¶

swapCase method retun string with opposite case of given string.

stoge.swapCase('ADcfRD1231')
// => 'adCFrd1231'

stoge.subStr(string)¶

subStr method retun all sub string of given string.

stoge.subStr('stog')
// => '["s", "st", "sto", "stog", "t", "to", "tog", "o", "og", "g"]'

stoge.charCount(string)¶

charCount method count each character available in string and returns occurances.

stoge.charCount('hello emily')
// => '{h: 1, e: 2, l: 3, o: 1, " ": 1, …}'

stoge.maxChar(string)¶

maxChar method returns the object of the maximum count of character.

stoge.maxChar('hello emily')
// => '{char: "l", count: 3}'

stoge.cleanStr(string)¶

cleanStr method returns raw characters in alphabetical order of any given string.

stoge.cleanStr('Hello There')
// => 'eeehhllort'

stoge.anagram(aStr, bStr)¶

anagram method returns boolean value true if both given string’s characters are matched else returns false.

stoge.anagram('rail safety','fairy tales')
// => 'true'

stoge.vowels(str)¶

vowels method returns count of total vowels available in the given string.

stoge.vowels('hello')
// => '2'