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multiline

Provides convenient access to multiline String records with method extensions.

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Aug 18, 2022
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multiline

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About

Provides convenient access to multiline String records with method extensions.
Useful for templates, mockups and SQL queries.

Just use the symbol "|" to indicate the beginning of a line.
Beautiful code formatting using some useful extensions to the String methods.

Available method extensions:

  • multiline() - return formatted with pipeline symbol "|" String.

  • multilineSplit() - splits the string and returns a Iterable<String> of substrings.

You can use custom "pipeline" and "join" symbols.

For example

import 'package:multiline/multiline.dart'; // <= import package

void main() {
  /// Return formatted with pipeline symbol "`|`" [String].
  final string =
    '''
    |/*
    | * List of books and the number of
    | * authors associated with each book
    | */
    |SELECT
    |      `books`.`title` AS `Title`,
    |       count(*)       AS `Authors`
    |FROM  `books`
    |JOIN  `authors`
    |  ON  `books`.`isbn` = `authors`.`isbn`
    |GROUP BY
    |      `books`.`title`
    |ORDER BY
    |      `books`.`title` ASC
    |;
    '''.multiline();
  print(string);

  /// Splits the string and returns a [Iterable] of substrings.
  final iterable =
    '''
    | * One
    | * Two
    | * Three
    '''.multilineSplit();
  iterable.forEach(print);
}

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Plague Fox

License

WTFPL

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