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index.d.ts
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export type SplitMatchesResult = Array<{
isMatch: boolean
str: string
}>
/**
* Calls the given functions on matching and non-matching characters
* of the given text. Useful when you want to highlight matching characters
* in a UI.
*
* @param text The text that contains the matches
* @param matches Array of numbers indicating the indexes of `text` where there is a match
* @param matchesWrapper Function to execute on matching substrings
* @param noMatchesWrapper Function to execute on non-matching substrings
*
* @example
* highlightMatches('How are you?', 'are', s => `[${s}]`)
* // => ['How ', '[are]', ' you?']
*/
export function highlightChars<T>(
text: string,
chars: string,
matchesWrapper: (s: string, index: number, array: SplitMatchesResult) => T,
noMatchesWrapper?: (s: string, index: number, array: SplitMatchesResult) => T
): T[]
/**
* Calls the given functions on matching and non-matching characters
* of the given text. Useful when you want to highlight matching characters
* in a UI.
*
* @remarks
* You can get the `matches` by calling `fuzzaldrin-plus`'s `.match()` function
*
* @param text The text that contains the matches
* @param matches Array of numbers indicating the indexes of `text` where there is a match
* @param matchesWrapper Function to execute on matching substrings
* @param noMatchesWrapper Function to execute on non-matching substrings
*
* @example
* highlightMatches('How are you?', [4, 5, 6], s => `[${s}]`)
* // => ['How ', '[are]', ' you?']
*/
export function highlightMatches<T>(
text: string,
matches: number[],
matchesWrapper: (s: string, index: number, array: SplitMatchesResult) => T,
noMatchesWrapper?: (s: string, index: number, array: SplitMatchesResult) => T
): T[]
/**
* Splits the given text in separate chunks grouping together
* all the characters that are matches and not matches.
*
* @remarks
* You can get the `matches` by calling `fuzzaldrin-plus`'s `.match()` function
*
* @param text The text that contains the matches
* @param matches Array of numbers indicating the indexes of `text` where there is a match
*
* @example
* splitMatches('How are you?', [4, 5, 6])
* // [
* // { isMatch: false, str: 'How ' },
* // { isMatch: true, str: 'are' },
* // { isMatch: false, str: ' you?' },
* // ]
*/
export function splitMatches(
text: string,
matches: number[]
): SplitMatchesResult
export as namespace highlightMatchesUtils