Nuget package to loop through text by a specific especify pattern. Replacing the found part with the return of a list of methods.
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Apr 7, 2023
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$ dotnet add package StringPlaceholderReadme
String Placeholder 2.0.0
https://www.nuget.org/packages/StringPlaceholder/
dotnet add package StringPlaceholder
Description
Nuget package to loop through text by a specific especify pattern. Replacing the found part with the return
Easy use example
///Create your methods that return string
string TestOne()
{
return "TestOne!";
}
string TestTwo()
{
return "TestTwo!";
}
/// Create a pattern to find your placeholder in string
var pattern = @"\%(.*?)\%";
/// The string to perform the task.
var text = "Hello, word %TEST1%, %TEST2%";
/// Create PlaceholderCreator instance
var stringPlaceholder = new PlaceholderCreator();
/// Create StringExecutor List with keys and the methods to be called.
var listaExecutors = new List<StringExecutor>()
{
///KEY, STRING METHOD
new StringExecutor("TEST1", TestOne),
new StringExecutor("TEST2", TestTwo),
};
/// Call Creator method
var result = stringPlaceholder.Creator(text, listaExecutors, pattern);
///Result: "Hello, word TestOne!, TestTwo!"
Placeholders with params
///Create your methods that return string and accept array of string as params
string TestOne(string[] objParams)
{
return "TestOne! " + objParams[0];
}
string TestTwo(string[] objParams)
{
var result = string.Join(", ", objParams);
return "TestTwo! " + result;
}
/// The string to perform the task.
var text = "Hello, word [TEST1(http://google.com.br)], [TEST2(teste1,teste2, abacate)]";
/// Create PlaceholderCreator instance
var stringPlaceholder = new PlaceholderCreator();
/// Create StringExecutor List with keys and the methods to be called.
var listaExecutors = new List<StringExecutor>()
{
new StringExecutor("TEST1", TestOne, "teste", new List<string>()
{
"arg1",
"arg2"
}),
new StringExecutor("TEST2", TestTwo),
};
/// Call Creator method
var result = stringPlaceholder.Creator(text, listaExecutors);
///Assert that return variable is builded with placeholders
Assert.Contains("TestOne! http://google.com.br", result);
Assert.Contains("TestTwo! teste1, teste2, abacate", result);
Result:
true
true
Fluent simple example
///Create your methods that return string
string TestOne()
{
return "TestOne!";
}
string TestTwo()
{
return "TestTwo!";
}
/// Create a pattern to find your placeholder in string
var pattern = @"\%(.*?)\%";
/// The string to perform the task.
var inputText = "Hello, word %TEST1%, %TEST2%";
/// Create ExecutorCreator instance
var executorCreator = new ExecutorCreator();
/// call create method
///finalize with build method to build the placeholders
///get string with palceholders
var result = executorCreator.Create()
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST1", TestOne))
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST2", TestTwo))
.Build(pattern, inputText);
.Result();
///Assert that return variable is builded with placeholders
Assert.Contains("TestOne!", result);
Assert.Contains("TestTwo!", result);
Result:
true
true
Fluent example with callback on build
///Create your methods that return string
string TestOne()
{
return "TestOne!";
}
string TestTwo()
{
return "TestTwo!";
}
/// Create a pattern to find your placeholder in string
var pattern = @"\%(.*?)\%";
/// The string to perform the task.
var inputText = "Hello, word %TEST1%, %TEST2%";
/// Create ExecutorCreator instance
var executorCreator = new ExecutorCreator();
/// call create method
executorCreator.Create()
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST1", TestOne))
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST2", TestTwo))
//finalize with build method to build the placeholders and return into callback
.Build(pattern, inputText, (result) =>
{
///Assert that result variable is builded with placeholders
Assert.Contains("TestOne!", result);
Assert.Contains("TestTwo!", result);
});
Result:
true
true
Api Usages
StringPlaceholder can create the OpenApi description foreach placeholder you create.
/// Create a pattern to find your placeholder in string
var pattern = @"\%(.*?)\%";
/// The string to perform the task.
var inputText = "Hello, word %TEST1%, %TEST2%";
var result = new ExecutorCreator().Create()
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST1", TestOne))
.Add(new StringExecutor("TEST2", TestTwo))
.Build(pattern, inputText);
///create a list of OpenApiDescription object with the schema
key string
Args IEnumerable<string>
MultipleParams bool
Description string
var openApiDescription = result.GetOpenApiDescription();
Assert.True(openApiDescription.Count() == 2);
string TestOne()
{
return "TestOne!";
}
string TestTwo()
{
return "TestTwo!";
}
Result:
true