mathiasbynens/esrever

A Unicode-aware string reverser written in JavaScript.

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Esrever is a JavaScript library that correctly reverses Unicode strings, handling complex characters like combining marks and astral symbols that standard reversal methods break. It's designed for developers who need to manipulate text containing emojis, accented characters, or other Unicode symbols without corrupting the data. The library provides a simple API and works across all modern JavaScript environments.

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