trimEnd

A function that returns a string with trailing whitespace or specified characters removed from the end.

If the chars parameter is not provided, all trailing whitespace is removed. (Works the same as String.prototype.trimEnd.)

If chars is a string, it is split into individual characters and removed from the end of the string.

• ex: '+-*' -> ['+', '-', '*']

If chars is an array, each string in the array is split into individual characters and removed from the end of the string.

• ex: ['+*', '-'] -> ['+', '*', '-']

Code

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Benchmark

• hz: operations per second
• mean: average response time (ms)

Name	hz	mean	Performance
modern-kit/trimEnd	5,487,666.27	0.0002	fastest
lodash/trimEnd	1,131,381.14	0.0009	slowest

• modern-kit/trimEnd
  • 4.85x faster than lodash/trimEnd

Interface

typescript

function trimEnd(str: string): string;

function trimEnd(str: string, chars: string | string[]): string;

Usage

typescript

import { trimEnd } from '@modern-kit/utils';

// When chars is not provided
const str1 = trimEnd('abc  '); // 'abc'

// When chars is a string
const str2 = trimEnd('abc--', '-'); // 'abc'
const str3 = trimEnd('abc+-*', '+-*'); // 'abc'

// Case where no matching characters are found
const str4 = trimEnd('--abc  ', '+'); // '--abc  '

// When chars is an array
const str5 = trimEnd('abc-_-', ['_', '-']); // 'abc'
const str6 = trimEnd('abc+-*', ['+*', '-']); // 'abc'