@nejs/basic-extensions 2.21.0 → 2.22.6

package/dist/mjs/string.extensions.js

@@ -1,701 +0,0 @@
-import { Patch } from '@nejs/extension';
-const parenthesisPair = ['(', ')'];
-/**
- * `StringExtensions` is a patch for the JavaScript built-in `String` class. It
- * adds utility methods to the `String` class without modifying the global namespace
- * directly. This patch includes methods for key validation, object type checking,
- * and retrieving the string tag of an object. These methods are useful for
- * enhancing the capabilities of the standard `String` class with additional
- * utility functions.
- */
-export const StringExtensions = new Patch(String, {
-    [Patch.kMutablyHidden]: {
-        /**
-         * The `isString` method does exactly what one would it expect. It returns
-         * true if the string matches typeof or instanceof as a string.
-         *
-         * @param {*} value checks to see if the `value` is a string
-         * @returns {boolean} `true` if it is a `String`, `false` otherwise
-         */
-        isString(value) {
-            return (value !== null && value !== undefined &&
-                (typeof value === 'string' || value instanceof String));
-        },
-        /**
-         * Conditionally returns a value based on whether the supplied
-         * `value` is a `String` or not. If the `value` is a `String`,
-         * the `thenValue` will be returned. If it is not a `String`,
-         * the `elseValue` will be returned instead.
-         *
-         * @param {any} value the value to check to determine if it is a
-         * `String`
-         * @param {any} thenValue the value to return if the supplied
-         * `value` is a `String`
-         * @param {any} elseValue the value to return if the supplied
-         * `value` is not a `String`
-         * @returns {any} either the `thenValue` or `elseValue` depending
-         * on if the supplied `value` is a `String`
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const str = 'hello'
-         * const num = 42
-         * ifString(str, 'is a string', 'not a string') // 'is a string'
-         * ifString(num, 'is a string', 'not a string') // 'not a string'
-         */
-        ifString(value, thenValue, elseValue) {
-            return isThenElse(String.isString(value), thenValue, elseValue);
-        },
-        /**
-         * A getter property that returns a pair of parentheses as an array.
-         * This property can be used when operations require a clear distinction
-         * between the opening and closing parentheses, such as parsing or
-         * matching balanced expressions in strings.
-         *
-         * @returns {[string, string]} An array containing a pair of strings: the
-         * opening parenthesis '(' as the first element, and the closing parenthesis
-         * ')' as the second element.
-         */
-        get parenthesisPair() {
-            return ['(', ')'];
-        },
-        /**
-         * A getter property that returns a pair of square brackets as an array.
-         * This property is particularly useful for operations that require a clear
-         * distinction between the opening and closing square brackets, such as
-         * parsing arrays in strings or matching balanced expressions within
-         * square brackets.
-         *
-         * @returns {[string, string]} An array containing a pair of strings: the
-         * opening square bracket '[' as the first element, and the closing square
-         * bracket ']' as the second element.
-         */
-        get squareBracketsPair() {
-            return ['[', ']'];
-        },
-        /**
-         * A getter property that returns a pair of curly brackets as an array.
-         * This property is particularly useful for operations that require a clear
-         * distinction between the opening and closing curly brackets, such as
-         * parsing objects in strings or matching balanced expressions within
-         * curly brackets. The returned array consists of the opening curly bracket
-         * '{' as the first element, and the closing curly bracket '}' as the
-         * second element.
-         *
-         * @returns {[string, string]} An array containing a pair of strings: the
-         * opening curly bracket '{' as the first element, and the closing curly
-         * bracket '}' as the second element.
-         */
-        get curlyBracketsPair() {
-            return ['{', '}'];
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random string using base 36 (numbers and lowercase letters).
-         * This method is useful when you need a random string that includes both
-         * numbers and letters. The generated string does not include the leading
-         * '0.' that is part of the string representation of a random number in
-         * base 36.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random string of characters in base 36.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomStr = StringExtensions.random36();
-         * console.log(randomStr); // Output: "3n5yzxjkf2o"
-         */
-        random36() {
-            return Math.random().toString(36).slice(2);
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random string using base 16 (hexadecimal numbers).
-         * This method is useful when you need a random string that includes both
-         * numbers and letters in hexadecimal format. The generated string does not
-         * include the leading '0.' that is part of the string representation of a
-         * random number in base 16.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random string of characters in base 16.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomStr = StringExtensions.random16();
-         * console.log(randomStr); // Output: "3a5f4c"
-         */
-        random16() {
-            return Math.random().toString(16).slice(2);
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random RGB color code.
-         *
-         * This method generates a random hexadecimal number, slices off the
-         * leading '0.' and takes the first 6 characters. It then pads the
-         * end of the string with '0' until it is 6 characters long. The
-         * result is a string that can be used as a color code in CSS.
-         *
-         * @param {string} [prefix='#'] - The prefix to prepend to the color
-         * code. Defaults to '#'.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random RGB color code.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomColor = StringExtensions.randomRGB();
-         * console.log(randomColor); // Output: "#3a5f4c"
-         */
-        randomRGBHex(prefix = '#') {
-            const hex = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2).substring(0, 6);
-            return `${prefix}${hex.padEnd(6, '0')}`;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random ARGB color code.
-         *
-         * This method generates a random hexadecimal number, slices off the
-         * leading '0.' and takes the first 8 characters. It then pads the
-         * start of the string with '0' until it is 6 characters long and the
-         * end of the string with '0' until it is 8 characters long. The
-         * result is a string that can be used as a color code in CSS.
-         *
-         * @param {string} [prefix='#'] - The prefix to prepend to the color
-         * code. Defaults to '#'.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random ARGB color code.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomColor = StringExtensions.randomARGB();
-         * console.log(randomColor); // Output: "#3a5f4c00"
-         */
-        randomARGBHex(prefix = '#') {
-            const hex = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2).substring(0, 8);
-            return `${prefix}${hex.padStart(6, '0').padEnd(8, '0')}`;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random RGBA color code.
-         *
-         * This method generates a random hexadecimal number, slices off the
-         * leading '0.' and takes the first 8 characters. It then pads the
-         * start of the string with '0' until it is 6 characters long and the
-         * end of the string with '0' until it is 8 characters long. The
-         * result is a string that can be used as a color code in CSS.
-         *
-         * @param {string} [prefix='#'] - The prefix to prepend to the color
-         * code. Defaults to '#'.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random RGBA color code.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomColor = StringExtensions.randomRGBA();
-         * console.log(randomColor); // Output: "#3a5f4c00"
-         */
-        randomRGBAHex(prefix = '#') {
-            const hex = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2).substring(0, 8);
-            return `${prefix}${hex.padStart(6, '0').padStart(8, '0')}`;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random RGB color code.
-         *
-         * This method generates a random hexadecimal number, slices off the
-         * leading '0.' and pads the end of the string with '0' until it is
-         * 8 characters long. It then parses the first 6 characters into
-         * three separate 2-character strings, each representing a color
-         * component (red, green, blue) in hexadecimal format. These strings
-         * are then converted into decimal format and used to construct an
-         * RGB color code.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random RGB color code.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomColor = StringExtensions.randomRGB();
-         * console.log(randomColor); // Output: "rgb(58,95,76)"
-         */
-        randomRGB() {
-            const hex = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2).padEnd(8, '0');
-            const red = parseInt(hex.substring(0, 2), 16);
-            const green = parseInt(hex.substring(2, 4), 16);
-            const blue = parseInt(hex.substring(4, 6), 16);
-            return `rgb(${red}, ${green}, ${blue})`;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Generates a random RGBA color code with optional forced color values.
-         *
-         * This method generates a random hexadecimal number, slices off the
-         * leading '0.' and pads the end of the string with '0' until it is
-         * 8 characters long. It then parses the first 8 characters into
-         * four separate 2-character strings, each representing a color
-         * component (red, green, blue, alpha) in hexadecimal format. These strings
-         * are then converted into decimal format and used to construct an
-         * RGBA color code.
-         *
-         * If a color component is provided in the `force` parameter, it will
-         * be used instead of a random value for that component.
-         *
-         * @param {Object} force - An object with properties for each color
-         * component (red, green, blue, alpha) that should be forced to a
-         * specific value. If a property is undefined or not provided, a
-         * random value will be used for that component.
-         * @param {number} force.red - The red component (0-255).
-         * @param {number} force.green - The green component (0-255).
-         * @param {number} force.blue - The blue component (0-255).
-         * @param {number} force.alpha - The alpha component (0.0-1.0).
-         *
-         * @returns {string} A random RGBA color code.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const randomColor = StringExtensions.randomRGBA();
-         * console.log(randomColor); // Output: "rgba(58,95,76,0.50)"
-         *
-         * const forcedGreen = StringExtensions.randomRGBA({ green: 255 });
-         * console.log(forcedGreen); // Output: "rgba(58,255,76,0.50)"
-         */
-        randomRGBA(force = {
-            red: undefined,
-            green: undefined,
-            blue: undefined,
-            alpha: undefined
-        }) {
-            const hex = Math.random().toString(16).slice(2).padEnd(8, '0');
-            const red = force.red ?? parseInt(hex.substring(0, 2), 16);
-            const green = force.green ?? parseInt(hex.substring(2, 4), 16);
-            const blue = force.blue ?? parseInt(hex.substring(4, 6), 16);
-            const alpha = force.alpha ??
-                (parseInt(hex.substring(6, 8), 16) / 255.0) * 1.0;
-            return `rgba(${red}, ${green}, ${blue}, ${alpha.toFixed(2)})`;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Applies Select Graphic Rendition (SGR) parameters to a given message for
-         * styling in terminal environments. This function allows for the dynamic
-         * styling of text output using ANSI escape codes. It supports a variety of
-         * modes such as color, brightness, and text decorations like bold or underline.
-         *
-         * @param {string} message The message to be styled.
-         * @param {...string} useModes A series of strings representing the desired
-         * styling modes. Modes can include colors (e.g., 'red', 'blue'), brightness
-         * ('bright'), foreground/background ('fg', 'bg'), and text decorations
-         * ('bold', 'underline'). Modes can be combined in a single string using
-         * commas or passed as separate arguments.
-         *
-         * Colors:
-         * ```
-         * 'black', 'red', 'green', 'yellow', 'blue', 'magenta', 'cyan', 'white'
-         * ```
-         * Color Specifiers:
-         * ```
-         * 'fg' -> foreground   |  'bg' -> background  |  'bright' -> bright colors
-         * ```
-         *
-         * Modes:
-         * ```
-         * 'blink' or 'k' | 'conceal' or 'c' | 'italics' or 'i'  | 'strike' or 's'
-         * 'bold' or 'b'  | 'dim' or 'd'     | 'negative' or 'n' | 'underline' or 'u'
-         * ```
-         *
-         * Examples:
-         * - `sgr('Hello', 'red')` applies red color to 'Hello'.
-         * - `sgr('World', 'green,bold')` applies green color and bold styling
-         *   to 'World'.
-         * - `sgr('Example', 'bluebgbright')` applies bright blue
-         *   background color.
-         *
-         * Short hand syntax is also allowed:
-         * - `sgr('hello', 'biu')` applies bold, italics and underline
-         * - `sgr('hello', 'bi,redfg')` applies bold, italics and red foreground
-         *
-         * As a bonus, there is a secret getter applied to the return string that
-         * allows you to invoke `sgr(...).show` to automatically log the output to
-         * `console.log`. This is done by wrapping the output string in `Object()`
-         * to make it a `String` instance and then adding the property descriptor.
-         * A custom `Symbol` is applied to make it evaluate in nodejs as though it
-         * were a normal string. To strip the extras, wrap the output in `String()`
-         *
-         * @returns {string} The message wrapped in ANSI escape codes corresponding
-         * to the specified modes. The returned string, when printed to a terminal,
-         * displays the styled message. Additional properties are attached to the
-         * result for utility purposes, such as 'show' for immediate console output.
-         */
-        sgr(message, ...useModes) {
-            const colors = Object.assign(['black', 'red', 'green', 'yellow', 'blue', 'magenta', 'cyan', 'white'], {
-                isBG: a => !!/bg/i.exec(a),
-                isBright: a => !!/bright/i.exec(a),
-                isColor: a => {
-                    let color = colors.find(c => new RegExp(c, 'i').exec(a));
-                    return [!!color, colors.indexOf(color)];
-                },
-            });
-            const arrayifyString = s => {
-                if (Array.isArray(s)) {
-                    let results = [];
-                    for (const i of s) {
-                        results = [...results, ...arrayifyString(i)];
-                    }
-                    return results.flat().filter(i => i.length);
-                }
-                if (!s || typeof s !== 'string') {
-                    return [''];
-                }
-                else if (s.includes(',')) {
-                    return arrayifyString(s.split(','));
-                }
-                else {
-                    if (!colors.isColor(s)[0] && s.length > 1) {
-                        return [...s];
-                    }
-                    else
-                        return [s];
-                }
-            };
-            let modes = arrayifyString(useModes);
-            const sgrModes = {
-                blink: ['\x1b[5m', '\x1b[25m', 'k'],
-                bold: ['\x1b[1m', '\x1b[22m', 'b'],
-                conceal: ['\x1b[8m', '\x1b[28m', 'c'],
-                dim: ['\x1b[2m', '\x1b[22m', 'd'],
-                italics: ['\x1b[3m', '\x1b[23m', 'i'],
-                negative: ['\x1b[7m', '\x1b[27m', 'n'],
-                strike: ['\x1b[9m', '\x1b[29m', 's'],
-                underline: ['\x1b[4m', '\x1b[24m', 'u'],
-            };
-            Object.values(sgrModes).forEach(mode => sgrModes[mode[2]] = mode);
-            const codes = a => {
-                let open = '', close = '', mode = String(a).toLowerCase();
-                let [_isColor, colorIndex] = colors.isColor(mode);
-                if (_isColor) {
-                    open = colors.isBG(mode)
-                        ? `\x1b[${colors.isBright(mode) ? 10 : 4}${colorIndex}m`
-                        : `\x1b[${colors.isBright(mode) ? 9 : 3}${colorIndex}m`;
-                    close = colors.isBG(mode) ? '\x1b[49m' : `\x1b[39m`;
-                }
-                else if (sgrModes[mode]) {
-                    open = sgrModes[mode][0];
-                    close = sgrModes[mode][1];
-                }
-                return [open, close];
-            };
-            const onOrder = modes.map(key => codes(key)[0]).join('');
-            const offOrder = modes.map(key => codes(key)[1]).reverse().join('');
-            let result = Object(`${onOrder}${message}${offOrder}`);
-            Object.defineProperties(result, {
-                show: {
-                    get() { console.log(String(this)); return this; },
-                    enumerable: false,
-                },
-                [Symbol.for('nodejs.util.inspect.custom')]: {
-                    value(depth, options, inspect) { return String(this); },
-                    enumerable: false,
-                },
-                [Symbol.toStringTag]: {
-                    get() { return "SgrString"; },
-                    enumerable: false,
-                }
-            });
-            return result;
-        },
-        /**
-         * Wraps an object's properties into a formatted string.
-         *
-         * This method takes an object and a set of options to format the
-         * object's properties into a string. It allows customization of
-         * indentation, line endings, maximum line length, and more.
-         *
-         * @param {Object} [object=globalThis] - The object to wrap.
-         * @param {Object} [options={}] - The formatting options.
-         * @param {number} [options.indent=2] - The number of indentation
-         * characters to use.
-         * @param {string} [options.indentCharacter=' '] - The character to use
-         * for indentation.
-         * @param {Array} [options.inspector=[Object, 'getOwnPropertyNames']] -
-         * The inspector to use for retrieving object properties.
-         * @param {string} [options.lineEnding='\n'] - The line ending character.
-         * @param {number} [options.maxLen=78] - The maximum line length.
-         * @param {Function} [options.perLine=undefined] - A function to apply
-         * per line of output.
-         * @param {Function} [options.perLinePerProperty=undefined] - A function
-         * to apply per property per line of output.
-         * @param {Function} [options.preProcess=undefined] - A function to
-         * preprocess the object's properties.
-         * @param {Function} [options.preReturn=undefined] - A function to apply
-         * to the final output before returning.
-         * @param {string} [options.separator=', '] - The separator to use
-         * between properties.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} The formatted string representation of the object.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const obj = { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }
-         * const wrapped = StringExtensions.wrap(obj, { maxLen: 20 })
-         * console.log(wrapped)
-         * // Output:
-         * // {
-         * //   a: 1,
-         * //   b: 2,
-         * //   c: 3
-         * // }
-         */
-        wrap(objectOrLines, options = {
-            colorProperties: undefined,
-            indent: 2,
-            indentCharacter: ' ',
-            inspector: [Object, 'getOwnPropertyNames'],
-            lineEnding: '\n',
-            maxLen: 78,
-            perLine: undefined,
-            perLinePerProperty: undefined,
-            preProcess: undefined,
-            preReturn: undefined,
-            separator: ', ',
-        }) {
-            let { colorProperties = undefined, indent = options?.indent ?? 2, indentCharacter = options?.indentCharacter ?? ' ', inspector = options?.inspector ?? [Object, 'getOwnPropertyNames'], lineEnding = options?.lineEnding ?? '\n', maxLen = options?.maxLen ?? 78, perLine = options?.perLine ?? undefined, perLinePerProperty = options?.perLinePerProperty ?? undefined, preProcess = options?.preProcess ?? undefined, preReturn = options?.preReturn ?? undefined, separator = options?.separator ?? ', ', } = options ?? {};
-            let tab = indent === 0 ? ''
-                : indentCharacter.repeat(Number(indent) || 2);
-            maxLen = 78 - tab.length;
-            const sgr = this.sgr;
-            const validMapper = f => typeof f === 'function';
-            let line = [];
-            let getElements = inspector[0][inspector[1]];
-            let values = Array.isArray(objectOrLines)
-                ? objectOrLines : getElements(Object(objectOrLines));
-            if (validMapper(preProcess)) {
-                values = preProcess(values);
-            }
-            const context = { indent, indentCharacter, lineEnding, maxLen, tab, sgr };
-            let finalLines = values.reduce((acc, nextProp) => {
-                let ifCombined = [...line, nextProp].join(separator);
-                if ((tab.length + ifCombined.length) <= maxLen) {
-                    line.push(nextProp);
-                }
-                else {
-                    let lineProps = [...line];
-                    if (validMapper(perLinePerProperty)) {
-                        lineProps = lineProps.map((value, index, array) => {
-                            return perLinePerProperty(value, index, array, context);
-                        });
-                    }
-                    if (colorProperties) {
-                        const sgrArgs = (Array.isArray(colorProperties)
-                            ? colorProperties
-                            : [colorProperties]);
-                        lineProps = lineProps.map(v => sgr(v, ...sgrArgs));
-                    }
-                    lineProps = [tab, lineProps.join(separator)].join('');
-                    if (validMapper(perLine)) {
-                        lineProps = perLine(lineProps[0], 0, lineProps)?.[0] ?? lineProps[0];
-                    }
-                    acc.push(lineProps);
-                    line = [];
-                }
-                return acc;
-            }, []);
-            if (validMapper(preReturn)) {
-                finalLines = finalLines.map((value, index, array) => {
-                    return preReturn(value, index, array, context);
-                });
-            }
-            Symbol.for(`@nejs.string.wrap ${JSON.stringify({ lines: finalLines })}`);
-            if (lineEnding) {
-                finalLines = finalLines.join(lineEnding);
-            }
-            return finalLines;
-        },
-    },
-});
-const { isString: pIsString, ifString: pIfString } = StringExtensions.patches;
-/**
- * `StringPrototypeExtensions` provides a set of utility methods that are
- * added to the `String` prototype. This allows all string instances to
- * access new functionality directly, enhancing their capabilities beyond
- * the standard `String` class methods. These extensions are applied using
- * the `Patch` class from '@nejs/extension', ensuring that they do not
- * interfere with the global namespace or existing properties.
- *
- * The extensions include methods for extracting substrings based on
- * specific tokens, checking the presence of certain patterns, and more,
- * making string manipulation tasks more convenient and expressive.
- */
-export const StringPrototypeExtensions = new Patch(String.prototype, {
-    [Patch.kMutablyHidden]: {
-        /**
-         * Determines if the current object is a string.
-         *
-         * This getter uses the `pIsString` function from the
-         * `StringExtensions` patch to check if the current object
-         * (`this`) is a string.
-         *
-         * @type {boolean}
-         * @readonly
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const str = "Hello, World!"
-         * console.log(str.isString) // Output: true
-         *
-         * const notStr = 123
-         * console.log(notStr.isString) // Output: false
-         */
-        get isString() {
-            return pIsString(this);
-        },
-        /**
-         * Checks if the current object is a string and returns the
-         * corresponding value based on the result.
-         *
-         * This method uses the `pIfString` function from the
-         * `StringExtensions` patch to determine if the current object
-         * (`this`) is a string. If it is a string, the `thenValue` is returned.
-         * Otherwise, the `elseValue` is returned.
-         *
-         * @param {any} thenValue - The value to return if the current object
-         * is a string.
-         * @param {any} elseValue - The value to return if the current object
-         * is not a string.
-         * @returns {any} The `thenValue` if the current object is a string, or
-         * the `elseValue` if it is not a string.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const str = "Hello, World!"
-         * // 'Is a string'
-         * console.log(str.ifString('Is a string', 'Not a string'))
-         *
-         * const notStr = 123
-         * // 'Not a string'
-         * console.log(notStr.ifString('Is a string', 'Not a string'))
-         */
-        ifString(thenValue, elseValue) {
-            return pIfString(this, thenValue, elseValue);
-        },
-        /**
-         * Returns an object representation of the string instance.
-         *
-         * This getter method creates and returns an object that wraps
-         * the string instance, allowing it to be treated as an object.
-         * The returned object is created using the `Object()`
-         * constructor, which takes the string instance as its argument.
-         *
-         * @type {Object}
-         * @readonly
-         *
-         * @example
-         * const str = 'Hello, World!'
-         * console.log(typeof str)        // 'string'
-         * console.log(typeof str.instance) // 'object'
-         */
-        get instance() {
-            return Object(this);
-        },
-        /**
-         * Extracts a substring from the current string, starting at a given offset
-         * and bounded by specified opening and closing tokens. This method is
-         * particularly useful for parsing nested structures or quoted strings,
-         * where the level of nesting or the presence of escape characters must
-         * be considered.
-         *
-         * @param {number} offset The position in the string from which to start the
-         * search for the substring.
-         * @param {[string, string]} tokens An array containing two strings: the
-         * opening and closing tokens that define the boundaries of the substring
-         * to be extracted.
-         * @returns {Object} An object with two properties: `extracted`, the
-         * extracted substring, and `newOffset`, the position in the original
-         * string immediately after the end of the extracted substring. If no
-         * substring is found, `extracted` is `null` and `newOffset` is the same
-         * as the input offset.
-         */
-        extractSubstring(offset = 0, tokens = parenthesisPair) {
-            let [openToken, closeToken] = tokens;
-            let depth = 0;
-            let start = -1;
-            let end = -1;
-            let leadingToken = '';
-            let firstToken = 0;
-            for (let i = offset; i < this.length; i++) {
-                const char = this[i];
-                if (char === openToken) {
-                    depth++;
-                    if (start === -1)
-                        start = i;
-                }
-                else if (char === closeToken) {
-                    depth--;
-                    if (depth === 0) {
-                        end = i;
-                        break;
-                    }
-                }
-            }
-            let lRange = [
-                Math.max(0, start - 100),
-                start
-            ];
-            let leading = [...this.substring(lRange[0], lRange[1])].reverse().join('');
-            let reversedLeadingToken;
-            try {
-                reversedLeadingToken = /([^ \,\"\'\`]+)/.exec(leading)[1] ?? '';
-                leadingToken = [...reversedLeadingToken].reverse().join('');
-            }
-            catch (ignored) { }
-            if (start !== -1 && end !== -1) {
-                const sliceRange = [start, end + 1];
-                const extracted = this.slice(sliceRange[0], sliceRange[1]);
-                return {
-                    extracted,
-                    range: [start, end],
-                    newOffset: end + 1,
-                    leadingToken,
-                };
-            }
-            else {
-                return {
-                    extracted: null,
-                    range: [start, end],
-                    newOffset: offset,
-                    leadingToken,
-                };
-            }
-        },
-        /**
-         * Prints the string representation of the current object using a specified
-         * function and context.
-         *
-         * This method converts the current object to a string and then prints it
-         * using the provided function. By default, it uses `console.log` to print
-         * to the console. The function is called with a specified `thisArg` to
-         * set the context in which the function is executed.
-         *
-         * @param {Function} [fn=console.log] - The function used to print the
-         *   string. Defaults to `console.log`.
-         * @param {Object} [thisArg=console] - The value of `this` provided for
-         *   the call to `fn`. Defaults to the global `console` object.
-         *
-         * @returns {string} The string representation of the current object.
-         *
-         * @example
-         * // assuming extensions are applied
-         * const str = 'Hello, World!'
-         * str.print() // Logs: 'Hello, World!' to the console
-         *
-         * @example
-         * // assuming extensions are applied
-         * const str = 'Hello, World!'
-         * const customLogger = {
-         *   time: new Date(),
-         *   log: (msg) => {
-         *     console.info('[%s]: %s', this.time..toLocaleDateString(), msg)
-         *   }
-         * }
-         * str.print(customLogger.log, customLogger)
-         * // prints "[10/16/2024] Hello, World!"
-         */
-        print(fn = console.log, thisArg = console) {
-            const string = this.toString();
-            fn.call(thisArg, string);
-            return string;
-        },
-    },
-});
-// NOTE to self; this is repeated here otherwise a circular reference from
-// Object<->Function<->Global occurs. See original source in global.this.js
-// {@see globalThis.isThenElse}
-function isThenElse(bv, tv, ev) {
-    function isFunction(value) { typeof value === 'function'; }
-    if (arguments.length > 1) {
-        var _then = isFunction(tv) ? tv(bv) : tv;
-        if (arguments.length > 2) {
-            var _else = isFunction(ev) ? tv(bv) : ev;
-            return bv ? _then : _else;
-        }
-        return bv || _then;
-    }
-    return bv;
-}
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