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Pluralizes an HTML string by inserting an "s" between the final alphabetic character and closing tag </ | Pluralizes an HTML string by inserting an "s" between the final alphabetic character and closing tag </ | ||
For example, <code><nowiki><span>book</span></nowiki></code> becomes <code><nowiki><span>books</span></nowiki></code> | For example, <code><nowiki><span>book</span></nowiki></code> becomes <code><nowiki><span>books</span></nowiki></code>. | ||
Won't pluralize anything that already ends in "s" | Notes: | ||
* Won't pluralize anything that already ends in "s". | |||
* Won't pluralize anything that doesn't lua pattern match <code>%a</</code> | |||
===Usage=== | ===Usage=== | ||
<nowiki>{{#invoke: HTMLParse | pluralize | html = (html string here) }}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{#invoke: HTMLParse | pluralize | html = (html string here) }}</nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 20 August 2019
This module parses and manipulates HTML strings.
There is currently only 1 function:
- pluralize
Pluralize
Pluralizes an HTML string by inserting an "s" between the final alphabetic character and closing tag </
For example, <span>book</span> becomes <span>books</span>.
Notes:
- Won't pluralize anything that already ends in "s".
- Won't pluralize anything that doesn't lua pattern match
%a</
Usage
{{#invoke: HTMLParse | pluralize | html = (html string here) }}
Examples
| {{#invoke: HTMLParse | pluralize | html = {{favilink | antimatter cell}} }} |  antimatter cells
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| {{#invoke: HTMLParse | pluralize | html = <span style="color:red">big </span><span style="color:blue">book</span> }} | big books |