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trim
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Trim whitespace characters from the beginning and end of a string.
bash
npm install @stdlib/string-base-trim
javascript
var trim = require( '@stdlib/string-base-trim' );
#### trim( str )
Trims whitespace characters from the beginning and end of a string.
javascript
var out = trim( ' \t\t\n Beep \r\n\t ' );
// returns 'Beep'
\f
- \n
- \r
- \t
- \v
- \u0020
- \u00a0
- \u1680
- \u2000-\u200a
- \u2028
- \u2029
- \u202f
- \u205f
- \u3000
- \ufeff
javascript
var trim = require( '@stdlib/string-base-trim' );
var out = trim( ' Whitespace ' );
// returns 'Whitespace'
out = trim( '\t\t\tTabs\t\t\t' );
// returns 'Tabs'
out = trim( '\n\n\nNew Lines\n\n\n' );
// returns 'New Lines'
