krug

defmodule Krug.StringUtil do

  @moduledoc """
  Utilitary secure module to provide helpful methods to string manipulation,
  for general use.
  """

  alias Krug.NumberUtil


  @doc """
  Searches the position of first occurency of a substring on a string.
  Returns -1 for no result found, or if one of parameters is null value.
  
  You could use "skip_verification" parameter as true, if you are sure that
  values already were verified, this will improve performance.
  
  ## Examples
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text","today",true)
  -1
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of(nil,"today",true)
  throw exception
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text",nil,true)
  throw exception
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of(nil,"today")
  -1
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text",nil)
  -1
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text","today")
  -1
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text","my")
  0
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text","my full")
  0
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.index_of("my full string text","full")
  3
  ```
  """
  @doc since: "1.1.38"
  def index_of(string,substring,skip_verification \\ false) do
    cond do
      (!skip_verification 
        and (nil == string or nil == substring))
          -> -1
      (!(string |> String.contains?(substring)))
        -> -1
      (string |> String.starts_with?(substring))
        -> 0
      true
        -> string 
             |> split(substring)
             |> hd()
             |> String.length()
    end
  end


  
  @doc """
  Convert a string value in raw binary format <<xxx,xx,xx>> to string
  
  ## Examples
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.raw_binary_to_string(<<65,241,111,32,100,101,32,70,97,99,116>>)
  "Año de Fact"
  ```
  """
  @doc since: "1.1.7"
  def raw_binary_to_string(raw_string) do
    cond do
      (nil == raw_string) 
        -> nil
      ("" == raw_string) 
        -> ""
      true 
        -> raw_string 
             |> raw_binary_to_string2()
    end
  end


  
  @doc """
  Merge 2 strings, A and B using a ```join_string``` as a join connector.
  If A is nil a receive a empty string value, making the same process
  to B and to ```join_string```.
  
  If A and B are empty then return empty string.

  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat(nil,nil,nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat(nil,nil,"-")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat("A",nil,"-")
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat(nil,"B","-")
  "B"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat("A","B","-")
  "A-B"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.concat(" ","B","-")
  " -B"
  ```
  """
  def concat(string_a,string_b,join_string) do
    string_a = empty_if_nil(string_a)
    string_b = empty_if_nil(string_b)
    cond do
      (string_a == "") 
        -> string_b
      (string_b == "") 
        -> string_a
      true 
        -> [
             string_a,
             empty_if_nil(join_string),
             string_b
           ] 
             |> IO.iodata_to_binary()
    end
  end



  @doc """
  Convert a value to string, returning "" (empty string) if value is nil.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil(nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil("")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil(" ")
  " "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil("A")
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil(10)
  "10"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil(10.05)
  "10.05"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.empty_if_nil(-10.05)
  "-10.05"
  ```
  """
  def empty_if_nil(target) do
    target 
      |> to_string_if_not_binary()
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Obtain a substring of a ```string``` begining the cut at ```start_position```
  position and finishing cut at ```end_position```.
  Same expected parameters and results as ```String.slice/3``` function,
  however more performatic than.
  
  No safety verifications implemented due to preserve the performance. Take care on use
  (only pass valid strings and start/end interval between string length).
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.slice("ABCDEFGH",1,5)
  "BCDEF"
  ```
  """
  @doc since: "1.1.0"
  def slice(string,start_position,end_position) do
    string 
      |> :string.to_graphemes()
      |> :lists.sublist(start_position + 1,end_position - start_position + 1)
      |> IO.iodata_to_binary()
  end


  
  @doc """
  Receive a string ```target``` and split it to an array of strings.
  
  If ```target``` is nil return empty array. 
  
  If ```target``` is empty string return an array with empty string.
  
  If ```searched``` is nil/empty string or ```target``` don't contains ```searched```, 
  return an array with ```target``` string.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split(nil,nil)
  []
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split(nil,"")
  []
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("",nil)
  [""]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("","")
  [""]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("ABC",nil)
  ["ABC"]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("ABC","")
  ["ABC"]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("ABC","-")
  ["ABC"]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("A-B-C","-")
  ["A","B","C"]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split(" A-B-C","-")
  [" A","B","C"]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split(" A-B-C ","-")
  [" A","B","C "]
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.split("-A-B-C-","-")
  ["","A","B","C",""]
  ```
  """
  def split(target,searched,unsafe \\ false) do 
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> split3(target,searched)
      (nil == target) 
        -> []
      (target == "") 
        -> [""]
      (nil == searched 
        or searched == "") 
          -> [target]
      true 
        -> target
             |> split2(searched)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a value to string with all words capitalized.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.capitalize(nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.capitalize("")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.capitalize(" ")
  " "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.capitalize(" a e i ou ")
  " A E I Ou "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.capitalize(" this is a method that capitalize ")
  " This Is A Method That Capitalize "
  ```
  """
  def capitalize(target) do
    target
      |> split(" ")
      |> Stream.map(&String.capitalize/1)
      |> Enum.join(" ")
  end



  @doc """
  Replace ```searched``` string value by ```replace_to``` string value, into 
  ```target``` string. Replaces recursively all occurences if is not present the
  recursion throwble. Otherwise replace one single time all occurencies without recursive calls 
  when recursion throwble is detected.
   
  Recursion throwble occur when ```searched``` is contained in ```replace_to```.
  Example: [searched = "123" and replace_to = "a x 123"] 
           or [searched = "123" and replace_to = " 123 "]
           or [searched = "123" and replace_to = "123"].
           
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace("aa   bb    cc","  "," ")
  "aa bb cc"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace("aa       bb               cc","  "," ")
  "aa bb cc"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > phrase = "replace all e letters by C letter"
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace(phrase,"e","c")
  "rcplacc all c lcttcrs by C lcttcr"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > phrase = "replace non recursive because recursion throwble place"
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace(phrase,"ce","[Ace Ventures]")
  "repla[Ace Ventures] non recursive because recursion throwble pla[Ace Ventures]"
  ```
  """
  def replace(target,searched,replace_to,unsafe \\ false) do 
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> replace3(target,searched,replace_to)
      (nil == target) 
        -> nil
      (target == "") 
        -> ""
      (nil == searched 
        or searched == "") 
          -> target
      (nil == replace_to) 
        -> target
      true 
        -> target
             |> replace2(searched,replace_to)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Replaces all occurrences of each one element in ```searched_array```
  into ```target```, by ```replace_to``` string value.
  
  Uses recursively the ```replace(target,searched,replace_to)``` function,
  and because of this the rules for replacement are the same.
  
  If ```target``` is nil return nil.
  
  If ```target``` is empty string, or ```searched_array``` is nil/empty array return empty string.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace_all("afbfc   bfb    cfdc",["  ","f","c"],"0")
  "a0b000 b0b0000d0"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace_all("aa       bb               cc",["  ","f","c"],"0")
  "aa000 bb0000000 00"
  ```
  ```elixir
  iex > phrase = "replace all e letters by C letter"
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace_all(phrase1,["e","a","p","t"],"c")
  "rcclccc cll c lccccrs by C lccccr"
  ```
  ```elixir
  iex > phrase = "replace non recursive because recursion throwble place"
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.replace_all(phrase,["ce","ur"],"[Ace Ventures]")
  "repla[Ace Vent[Ace Ventures]es] non rec[Ace Ventures]sive because rec[Ace Ventures]sion 
  throwble pla[Ace Vent[Ace Ventures]es]"
  ```
  """
  def replace_all(target,searched_array,replace_to) do 
    cond do
      (nil == target) 
        -> nil
      (target == "" 
        or nil == searched_array) 
          -> target
      true 
        -> target
             |> replace_all2(searched_array,empty_if_nil(replace_to))
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Decodes a URI replacing the "+" codes to right " " chars, preserving 
  non URI "+" chars.
  
  ## Example

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.decode_uri("these ++ is ++ a ++ http://example.com/short+uri+example ++++")
  "these ++ is ++ a ++ http://example.com/short uri example +   "
  ```
  """
  def decode_uri(target) do
    mantain1 = " + "
    mantain2 = " +"
    mantain3 = "+ "
    mantain1_temp = "(((mantain1_temp)))"
    mantain2_temp = "(((mantain2_temp)))"
    mantain3_temp = "(((mantain3_temp)))"
  	target = URI.decode(target)
  	target = replace(target,mantain1,mantain1_temp)
  	target = replace(target,mantain2,mantain2_temp)
  	target = replace(target,mantain3,mantain3_temp)
  	target = replace(target,"+"," ")
  	target = replace(target,mantain1_temp,mantain1)
  	target = replace(target,mantain2_temp,mantain2)
  	replace(target,mantain3_temp,mantain3)
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Extract a parameter value of an parameter values array.
  
  Useful in some situations, to handle parameters received from
  a api call for example.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > array_params = ["name=Johann Backend","age=54","address=404 street"]
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.get_decoded_value_param(array_params,"name","=")
  "Johann Backend"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > array_params = ["name=Johann Backend","age=54","address=404 street"]
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.get_decoded_value_param(array_params,"address","=")
  "404 street"
  ```
  """
  def get_decoded_value_param(array_params,param,separator) do
    cond do
      (nil == array_params 
        or Enum.empty?(array_params)) 
          -> ""
      (String.contains?(hd(array_params),"#{param}#{separator}")) 
        -> array_params
             |> hd()
             |> replace(param <> separator,"")
             |> decode_uri()
      true 
        -> array_params
             |> tl()
             |> get_decoded_value_param(param,separator)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Receives a value, force to string and completes the value 
  with left zeros until the ```value``` size == ```size``` parameter value
  received.
  
  Useful for visual formatting and bank services for example.
  
  If ```size``` is nil or <= 0, return the ```value``` received.
  
  If ```size``` is < that ```value``` received size, 
  return the ```value``` received truncated to ```size```.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(nil,5)
  "00000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros("",5)
  "00000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(" ",5)
  "0000 "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros("A",5)
  "0000A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros("AB",5)
  "000AB"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33,5)
  "00033"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33.4,5)
  "033.4"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33.45,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33.456,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33.4567,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_zeros(33.45678,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  """
  def left_zeros(string,size,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> string 
             |> left_zeros2(size)
      (nil == size or !(size > 0)) 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil()
      true 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil() 
             |> left_zeros2(size)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Receives a value, force to string and completes the value 
  with right zeros until the ```value``` size == ```size``` parameter value
  received.
  
  Useful for visual formatting and bank services for example.
  
  If ```size``` is nil or <= 0, return the ```value``` received.
  
  If ```size``` is < that ```value``` received size, 
  return the ```value``` received truncated to ```size```.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(nil,5)
  "00000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros("",5)
  "00000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(" ",5)
  " 0000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros("A",5)
  "A0000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros("AB",5)
  "AB000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33,5)
  "33000"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33.4,5)
  "33.40"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33.45,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33.456,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33.4567,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros(33.45678,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  """
  def right_zeros(string,size,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> string 
             |> right_zeros2(size)
      (nil == size or !(size > 0)) 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil()
      true 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil() 
             |> right_zeros2(size)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Receives a value, force to string and completes the value 
  with left spaces until the ```value``` size == ```size``` parameter value
  received.
  
  Useful for visual formatting and bank services for example.
  
  If ```size``` is nil or <= 0, return the ```value``` received.
  
  If ```size``` is < that ```value``` received size, 
  return the ```value``` received truncated to ```size```.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(nil,5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces("",5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(" ",5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces("A",5)
  "    A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces("AB",5)
  "   AB"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33,5)
  "   33"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33.4,5)
  " 33.4"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33.45,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33.456,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33.4567,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.left_spaces(33.45678,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  """
  def left_spaces(string,size,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> string 
             |> String.graphemes() 
             |> left_spaces2(size)
      (nil == size or !(size > 0)) 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil()
      true 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil() 
             |> String.graphemes() 
             |> left_spaces2(size)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Receives a value, force to string and completes the value 
  with right spaces until the ```value``` size == ```size``` parameter value
  received.
  
  Useful for visual formatting and bank services for example.
  
  If ```size``` is nil or <= 0, return the ```value``` received.
  
  If ```size``` is < that ```value``` received size, 
  return the ```value``` received truncated to ```size```.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(nil,5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_zeros("",5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(" ",5)
  "     "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces("A",5)
  "A    "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces("AB",5)
  "AB   "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33,5)
  "33   "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33.4,5)
  "33.4 "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33.45,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33.456,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33.4567,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.right_spaces(33.45678,5)
  "33.45"
  ```
  """
  def right_spaces(string,size,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (unsafe) 
        -> string 
             |> String.graphemes() 
             |> Enum.reverse()
             |> right_spaces2(size)
      (nil == size or !(size > 0)) 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil()
      true 
        -> string 
             |> empty_if_nil() 
             |> String.graphemes() 
             |> Enum.reverse()
             |> right_spaces2(size)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a value to string, returning the value without left and right spaces.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim(nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim("")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim(" ")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim(10.5)
  "10.5"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim(" 10")
  "10"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.trim(" 10.5 ")
  "10.5"
  ```
  """
  def trim(string,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (unsafe)
        -> string
             |> String.trim()
      true
        -> string
             |> empty_if_nil() 
             |> String.trim() 
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a value to string, and verify if this value contains one
  value present on received ```array``` of values. Each value on ```array``` of values
  is converted to string before realize the comparison. 
  
  If ```array``` is nil/empty return false.
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array(nil,nil)
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("",nil)
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array(" ",nil)
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef[]",[0,1,2,[]])
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef5",[0,1,2,[5,7]])
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef5,7",[0,1,2,[5,7]])
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef[5,7]",[0,1,2,[5,7]])
  false
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef[]",[0,1,2,[],"]"])
  true
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef[]",[0,1,2,[],"bc"])
  true
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef[]",[0,1,2,[],"def["])
  true
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.contains_one_element_of_array("abcdef8[]",[0,1,2,[],8])
  true
  ```
  """
  def contains_one_element_of_array(target,array,unsafe \\ false) do
    cond do
      (nil == target 
        or nil == array) 
          -> false
      (unsafe) 
        -> target 
             |> contains_one_element_of_array2(array,true)
      true 
        -> target 
             |> to_string_if_not_binary() 
             |> contains_one_element_of_array2(array,false)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a received value to a string. If this string is not empty return these value.
  Otherwise return the ```value_if_empty_or_nil``` parameter value.
  
  If ```value_if_empty_or_nil``` is nil return the received value or a empty string
  case the received value is nil.
  
  Useful to forces a default value, to validations for example. 
  
  The parameter ```unsafe``` can be set to true when you have total sure that all parameters are
  in binary format and not null/empty. This will improve some performance.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce(nil,nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce(nil,"")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce("",nil)
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce(" ",nil)
  " "
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce("A",nil)
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce(nil,"A")
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce("","A")
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.coalesce(" ","A")
  "A"
  ```
  """
  def coalesce(value,value_if_empty_or_nil) do
    cond do
      (nil == value_if_empty_or_nil) 
        -> empty_if_nil(value)
      (trim(value) == "") 
        -> value_if_empty_or_nil
      true 
        -> value
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a numeric value ```char_code_string``` received to the
  correspondent character alfanumeric of any alphabet of
  any language.
  
  Useful in various functionalities that encode/decode chars.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char("")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char(" ")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char("A")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char("AB")
  ""
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char(5)
  "\x05"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char(65)
  "A"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char(225)
  "á"
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.StringUtil.to_char(16000)
  "㺀"
  ```
  """
  def to_char(char_code_string) do
    number = NumberUtil.to_integer(char_code_string)
    cond do
      (!(number > 0)) 
        -> ""
      true 
        -> List.to_string([number])
    end
  end
  
  
  
  @doc """
  Convert a string character value alfanumeric, of any alphabet of
  any language, contained in ```array``` received to the
  correspondent char code.
  
  Useful in various functionalities that encode/decode chars.
  
  If ```array``` is nil/empty or ```position``` > size of ```array```
  return nil.
  
  If element at ```position``` is empty/nil return nil.
  
  ## Examples

  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code(nil,0) 
  nil
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([],0) 
  nil
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([nil],0) 
  nil
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([""],0) 
  nil
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([""],3) 
  nil
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([" "],0)
  32
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code(["\x05"],0)
  5
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code(["A"],0)
  65
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code(["á"],0)
  225
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code(["㺀"],0)
  16000
  ```
  ```elixir 
  iex > Krug.StringUtil.to_char_code([nil,"",3,[],%{},"A"],5)
  65
  ```
  """
  def to_char_code(array,position) do
    cond do
      (nil == array 
        or Enum.empty?(array)) 
          -> nil
      true 
        -> array
             |> to_char_code2(position)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp replace2(target,searched,replace_to) do 
    target = target 
               |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    searched = searched 
                 |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    replace_to = replace_to 
                   |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    replace3(target,searched,replace_to)
  end
  
  
  
  defp replace3(target,searched,replace_to) do 
    cond do
      (String.contains?(replace_to,searched)) 
        -> target
             |> String.replace(searched,replace_to)
      true 
        -> target
             |> replace4(searched,replace_to)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp replace4(target,searched,replace_to) do 
    cond do
      (!(String.contains?(target,searched))) 
        -> target
      true 
        -> target
             |> String.replace(searched,replace_to) 
             |> replace4(searched,replace_to)
    end
  end
  
  
 
  defp split2(target,searched) do 
    target = target 
               |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    searched = searched 
                 |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    split3(target,searched)
  end
  
  
  
  defp split3(target,searched) do 
    cond do
      (String.contains?(target,searched)) 
        -> String.split(target,searched)
      true 
        -> [target]
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp to_string_if_not_binary(value) do
    cond do
      (is_binary(value)) 
        -> value
      true 
        -> "#{value}"
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp to_char_code2(array,position) do
    string_char = array |> Enum.at(position)
    cond do
      (Enum.member?(["",nil],string_char)) 
        -> nil
      true 
        -> string_char 
             |> to_string_if_not_binary()
             |> String.to_charlist() 
             |> hd()
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp replace_all2(target,searched_array,replace_to) do 
    cond do
      (Enum.empty?(searched_array)) 
        -> target
      true 
        -> target
             |> replace(hd(searched_array),replace_to,true) 
             |> replace_all2(tl(searched_array),replace_to)
    end
  end
   
  
  
  defp left_zeros2(string,size) do
    cond do
      (String.length(string) >= size) 
        -> string 
             |> slice(0,size - 1)
      true 
        -> ["0",string] 
             |> IO.iodata_to_binary() 
             |> left_zeros2(size)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  defp right_zeros2(string,size) do
    cond do
      (String.length(string) >= size) 
        -> string 
             |> slice(0,size - 1)
      true 
        -> [string,"0"] 
             |> IO.iodata_to_binary() 
             |> right_zeros2(size)
    end
  end
   
  
  
  defp left_spaces2(graphemes,size) do
    cond do
      (length(graphemes) < size) 
        -> [" " | graphemes]
             |> left_spaces2(size)
      true 
      	-> graphemes
      	     |> Enum.slice(0,size)
      	     |> Enum.join()
    end
  end
 
 
 
  defp right_spaces2(graphemes,size) do
    cond do
      (length(graphemes) < size) 
        -> [" " | graphemes]
             |> right_spaces2(size)
      true 
      	-> graphemes
      	     |> Enum.reverse()
      	     |> Enum.slice(0,size)
      	     |> Enum.join()
    end
  end
   
  
  
  def contains_one_element_of_array2(target,array,unsafe) do
    cond do
      (Enum.empty?(array)) -> false
      true -> contains_one_element_of_array3(target,array,unsafe)
    end
  end
  
  
  
  def contains_one_element_of_array3(target,array,unsafe) do
    value = cond do
      (unsafe) -> array |> hd()
      true -> array |> hd() |> to_string_if_not_binary()
    end
    cond do
      (value == "" or !(String.contains?(target,value))) 
        -> contains_one_element_of_array2(target,tl(array),unsafe)
      true -> true
    end
  end 
   
   
   
  defp raw_binary_to_string2(raw_string) do
    raw_string 
      |> String.codepoints()
      |> Enum.reduce(
           fn(raw_char,result) 
             -> parse_raw_char_to_utf8_and_concat(raw_char,result)
           end
         )
  end
  
  
  
  defp parse_raw_char_to_utf8_and_concat(raw_char,result) do
    cond do
      (String.valid?(raw_char)) 
        -> "#{result}#{raw_char}"
      true 
        -> raw_char
             |> parse_raw_char_to_utf8()
             |> parse_raw_char_to_utf8_and_concat(result)
    end
  end  
  
  
  
  defp parse_raw_char_to_utf8(raw_char) do
    <<parsed :: 8>> = raw_char
    <<parsed :: utf8>>
  end  
  
  
   
end