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ludovicm67/strings
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Some useful functions for working with strings

v2.1.1(11mo ago)13801MITPHPCI passing

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Strings
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[](#strings)

> Some useful functions for working with strings

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Installation
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[](#installation)

Just run the following command: `composer require ludovicm67/strings`to add it to your PHP project!

Getting started
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[](#getting-started)

If you installed using composer, you can now create a file with the following code:

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