The **string.prototype.trimleft** package provides a tiny polyfill that adds the ES‑2019‑specified `String.prototype.trimLeft` method to environments where it is missing. It follows the es‑shim API, works in ES3‑compatible runtimes (and fully supports symbols in ES6+), and can be installed via npm and shimmed with `trimLeft.shim()`. This library is aimed at JavaScript developers who need consistent `trimLeft` behavior across older browsers and Node versions.
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