Module string 

String conversion, formatting, parsing, serialization, and slicing utilities.

The module includes borrowed unquoted views, Serde adapters, chunking, case conversion, deterministic prefix selection, and UTF-8 conversion. Specialized display wrappers avoid allocation. String traits and helpers are re-exported from child modules.

Modules

between 🔒

chunk 🔒

Budget-driven text segmentation. The size budget is injected as a fits predicate, so the caller owns measurement; markdown mode keeps code fences self-contained across segment boundaries.

de

Serde deserializers for normalized strings.

split 🔒

unquote 🔒

unquoted 🔒

Structs

Unquoted

A string view with surrounding quotes removed when present.

Constants

EMPTY

Provides a shared empty string slice.

Traits

Between

Slice a string between a pair of delimiters.

SplitInfallible

Split a string with default behaviors on non-match.

Unquote

Slice a string between quotes

Functions

camel_to_snake_case

Streams ASCII camel-case bytes into a writer as lowercase snake case.

camel_to_snake_string

Converts ASCII camel-case text into an owned lowercase snake-case string.

chunk

Lazily splits text using a monotonic fits predicate.

collect_stream

Collects text emitted by a callback into an owned string.

common_prefix

Returns the longest common ASCII prefix of a collection of strings.

format_array_string

Formats arguments into an array string with constant byte capacity.

format_small_string

Formats arguments into a small string with an inline byte capacity.

str_from_bytes

Borrows a byte slice as UTF-8 text.

string_from_bytes

Converts UTF-8 bytes into an owned string.

to_array_string

Displays a value into an array string with constant byte capacity.

to_small_string

Displays a value into a small string with an inline byte capacity.

truncate_deterministic

Returns a deterministic prefix selected from the string contents.

try_format_array_string

Formats arguments into an array string, propagating any formatting error.

try_format_small_string

Formats arguments into a small string, propagating any formatting error.