I’ll keep this one short, because the extension I’ve made today is a very small one. Very similar and inspired by the python module with the same name, the strings namespace is just a collection of constants that might come in handy. This extension is JS exclusive. If there’s demand for it, I might update it to support blocks
Available constants
Digits - this constant includes all the digits from 0-9, in string form.
strings.digits -> "0123456789"
Lowercase letters - this constant includes the english alphabet in lowercase only
strings.lowercase -> "abc...xyz"
Uppercase letters - this constant includes the english alphabet in uppercase only
strings.uppercase -> "ABC...XYZ"
Special characters - this constant includes special characters from the standard ASCII table. Only usual special characters are included, letters with motifs or rarely used/proprietary/broken symbols were omitted
strings.special -> "!\"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_{|}~`"
Whitespace - this constant includes empty or invisible characters (space & tab)
strings.whitespace -> " \t" //(\t is the escape character for tab)
Letters - this constant is a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters from the english alphabet
strings.letters -> "abc...xyz" + "ABC...XYZ"
Alphanumeric - this constant includes the full upper and lowercase alphabet as well as digits
strings.alphanumeric -> "abc...xyz" + "ABC...XYZ" + "0...9"
Ascii - this constant includes most visible standard ascii character commonly used (upper and lowercase letters, digits and special characters)
strings.ascii -> "abc...xyz" + "ABC...XYZ" + "0...9" + "!\"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_{|}~`"
And, that’s the whole extension! It’s just a namespace with a bunch of exported constants I quickly put together. I mainly made it to make development easier for myself, but I decided to share it so others can use these constants in their code too!
You can import the extension from here: