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• update types (#88 by @zbigniewstefaniuk)

Changed

• Fixed issue where undefined in the results of string.split would throw an error. This depends on the user-passed regex so it only happens sometimes, depending on your regex. can reproduce using two matching groups.

Since the API has long been stable this release simply signifies that fact.

Remove dependencies.

• Updated typescript types (Thanks @monsterkrampe!)

• Adds typescript types (6c71cd4) (@jakemmarsh)

Changes:

• Add offset param as described by the official String.prototype.replace docs (@pejrak in #9)

NOTE: The replacer function will now be called with 3 arguments instead of 2 (for details, see the diff).

• Fixes an issue where an empty string at the beginning of an input array would throw. See #4 for details.

• Fixes #4 where matches at the beginning or end of the string would cause an error to be thrown on subsequent calls

The release allows reactStringReplace to be called with an Array as the first argument. This is good because it means you can call reactStringReplace multiple times on a result, allowing multiple replacements on a single string.

See the README for full details.