How to use the stripTags function from blessed

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  if(f) return name
  return blessed.cleanTags(name)
}

data.escapeFromList = function(txt){
  return blessed.stripTags(txt.text || txt.content || String(text)).replace('* ','')
}

data.nameToObj = function(name){
  var id = data.gnameToGid[name]
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var pidDataV = PID_DATA_ARR[y][x];

if (pidDataV === 'x') return;

if (pidDataV && blessed.stripTags(pidDataV) !== valueStr) {
	valueStr = '{inverse}' + valueStr + '{/inverse}'
}

PID_DATA_ARR[y][x] = valueStr;
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  screen,
  logBox,
  inputBar,
  dataBox,
  table1,
  stripTags: blessed.stripTags
};
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const height = whatever + txtsz + barsz + listsz + vertpad * 2;

const selected = new Set();
const gendata = () => lst.map((str, idx) => [selected.has(idx) ? ` ${sel} ` : "", str]);
const regen = t => t.setData({ headers: ["  ?", " package"], data: gendata() });
const maxlen = lst.map(x => blessed.stripTags(x).length).reduce((m, x) => Math.max(m, x), 0);

const box = blessed.box({
  label,
  width,
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  this.select(index);
  this.emit('friendSelect', this.getCurrentSelection());
}

getCurrentSelection() {
  const name = blessed.stripTags(this.items[this.selected].content);
  return this.friends.get(name);
}

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