stringtoolbox is a small and efficient library written in modern C++ library to provide some features for processing std::strings.

stringtoolbox is available as single-file, header-only library - just drop stringtoolbox.hpp into your project, #include "stringtoolbox.hpp", and compile your project with a modern C++ compiler (C++11 or newer).

• Features
• Dependencies
• Contributing
• License

• Written in highly portable and high quality C++11
• Available as header-only, single-file distribution - just drop stringtoolbox.hpp into your project, #include "stringtoolbox.hpp", and compile your project with a modern C++ compiler (C++11 or newer)
• Remove leading whitespace characters: std::string retVal = stringtoolbox::ltrim(" Hello World!");
• Remove trailing whitespace characters: std::string retVal = stringtoolbox::rtrim("Hello World! ");
• Remove leading and trailing whitespace characters: std::string retVal = stringtoolbox::trim(" Hello World! ");
• Replace all occurrences of given character: std::string retVal = stringtoolbox::replaceAll("Hello World.", '.', '!');
• Split a string using the given delimiter: std::vector<std::string> retVal = stringtoolbox::split("Hello,World", ',');

No dependencies! All you need is a C++11-compliant compiler (we are testing with GCC 4.8.4 and MSVC 19.0.24215.1) as the project ships the following dependencies as part of the source distribution:

• Unit Test Framework Catch2 - - Source

stringtoolbox is provided as header-only, single-file library as well - just drop stringtoolbox.hpp into your project, #include "stringtoolbox.hpp", and compile your project with a modern C++ compiler (C++11 or newer)

If your project is using stringtoolbox, just let us know :-)

• libcluon

We are happy to receive your PRs to accelerate libcluon's development; before contributing, please take a look at the Contribution Documents.

• This project is released under the terms of the MIT License -