The trim() is a built-in string function in JavaScript, which is used to trim a string.
Barber-trim cuts successive whitespaces inside strings as well. This can be very useful for natural language processing.
All of us
except\tEmran, Raju and Noman were there.
becomes
All of us except Emran, Raju and Noman were there
import trim from "barber-trim"
const str = `
All of us
except\tEmran, Raju and Noman were there.
`;
console.log(trim(str))Please note that Tab ↹ spaces and ← Backspaces are considered like regular spaces.
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