Prefix suffix

str_remove_prefix¶

Remove a prefix from a string. If the string does not start with the prefix, the original string is returned unchanged.

Example¶

str_remove_prefix "foobar" "foo"   # => bar
str_remove_prefix "foobar" "baz"   # => foobar

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): The string to process
• $2 (string): The prefix to remove

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• String with prefix removed

str_remove_suffix¶

Remove a suffix from a string. If the string does not end with the suffix, the original string is returned unchanged.

Example¶

str_remove_suffix "foobar" "bar"   # => foo
str_remove_suffix "foobar" "baz"   # => foobar

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): The string to process
• $2 (string): The suffix to remove

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• String with suffix removed

str_append_if_missing¶

Append a suffix to a string if the string does not already end with that suffix.

Example¶

str_append_if_missing "/etc/hosts" "s"   # => /etc/hostss
str_append_if_missing "/etc/hosts" "/"   # => /etc/hosts/
str_append_if_missing "/etc/hosts/" "/"  # => /etc/hosts/

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): The string to process
• $2 (string): The suffix to append if missing

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• String with suffix appended if it was missing

str_prepend_if_missing¶

Prepend a prefix to a string if the string does not already start with that prefix.

Example¶

str_prepend_if_missing "etc/hosts" "/"   # => /etc/hosts
str_prepend_if_missing "/etc/hosts" "/"  # => /etc/hosts

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): The string to process
• $2 (string): The prefix to prepend if missing

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• String with prefix prepended if it was missing

str_append¶

Append one string to another and print the result. Optionally define a delimiter with -d|--delimiter (defaults to a single space).

Example¶

str_append -d ':' foo bar   # => foo:bar
str_append foo bar          # => foo bar

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): Optional: -d|--delimiter followed by delimiter string
• $2 (string): First string
• $3 (string): Second string to append

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• Concatenated string

append¶

Alias for str_append.

str_prepend¶

Prepend one string to another and print the result. Optionally define a delimiter with -d|--delimiter (defaults to a single space).

Example¶

str_prepend -d ':' bar foo   # => bar:foo
str_prepend bar foo          # => bar foo

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): Optional: -d|--delimiter followed by delimiter string
• $2 (string): The string to prepend
• $3 (string): The string to prepend to

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• Concatenated string

prepend¶

Prepend a string to each line of stdin. Optionally define a delimiter with -d|--delimiter (defaults to a single space).

Arguments¶

• $1 (string): Optional: -d|--delimiter followed by delimiter string
• $2 (string): The string to prepend to each line

Exit codes¶

• 0: Always

Output on stdout¶

• Each stdin line prefixed with the given string and delimiter