How to use the cleanTags function from blessed

blessed.cleanTags is a function in the Blessed library that can be used to remove all tags and formatting from a string, leaving only the plain text.

How does blessed.cleanTags work?

blessed.cleanTags is a function in the Blessed library that can be used to remove all tags and formatting from a string, leaving only the plain text.

When blessed.cleanTags is called, it takes one argument: the string to be cleaned.

The function then uses regular expressions to remove any tags and formatting from the string, such as HTML tags or ANSI escape codes.

The resulting string contains only plain text, with no formatting or tags.

Overall, blessed.cleanTags provides a simple and effective way to remove formatting and tags from strings, which can be useful for various tasks such as input validation, output formatting, or data processing.

Ai Example

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const blessed = require("blessed");

const dirtyString = "This is bold text and underlined text.";
const cleanString = blessed.cleanTags(dirtyString);

console.log(`Dirty string: '${dirtyString}'`);
console.log(`Clean string: '${cleanString}'`);

In this example, we use blessed.cleanTags to remove tags and formatting from the dirtyString string, which contains HTML-style tags for bold and underlined text. We call blessed.cleanTags with the dirtyString argument, and store the result in a cleanString variable. Finally, we log both the dirtyString and cleanString to the console to demonstrate the effect of the blessed.cleanTags function. This example shows how blessed.cleanTags can be used to easily remove unwanted formatting and tags from a string, leaving only the plain text.