Remove punctuation characters from a string.

Remove punctuation characters from a string.

Remove Punctuation is a simple tool for removing punctuation marks from text. It strips all common punctuation characters and provides statistics about what was removed.

Removes separators from the end of the string.

removes punctuation as well as the symbols: &, #, $, ~, %, ^, *, [, ], {, and }.

Remove a byte order mark (BOM) from a buffer.

remove diacritics from strings

Sync and async rm -r.

removes trailing slashes

unist utility to remove positions from a tree

Remove all console.* calls.

Remove the trailing spaces from a string.

Remove debugger statements

Converting the accented characters to their corresponding non-accented ASCII characters.

The lodash method `_.remove` exported as a module.

unist utility to remove nodes from a tree

Remove leading directory components from a path, like tar's --strip-components option

A deep deletion module for node (like `rm -rf`)

This removes rvals that are equivalent to undefined wherever possible

Disables scroll outside of `children` node.