This module provides String.format C#-like function extending String object.
##Install To install the module
$ npm install better-strings##How to use There are two ways of using this module.
###Using as string-object method String.format($0 [, $1, ..., $N])
Only takes strings and numbers as arguments.
//Requiring the module enables the tweak
require('better-strings');
var result = 'Hello {0}!'.format('world');
console.log(result);
//produces 'Hello world!' output###Using as module method betterString.format(baseString, $0 [, $1, ..., $N])
Only takes strings as firts argument, strings and numbers for the rest of them.
//Requiring the module enables the string method anyway
var betterString = require('better-strings');
var result = betterString.format('Hello {0}!', 'world');
console.log(result);
//produces 'Hello world!' output##Test If you want to run the test, get the repository and run
$ npm install
$ npm test##Why yet another 'string module'? I have created this module as an exercise to learn about javascript, node, npm, gulp, unit test, and other dev-things involved in current development proccesses.