`@stdlib/string-replace` is a small utility that mirrors JavaScript’s `String.prototype.replace` but always replaces **all** occurrences when the search argument is a plain string (regular‑expression searches behave like the native method). It can be used as a Node.js module, in browsers, Deno, or via a CLI, making it handy for developers who need a reliable, cross‑environment “replace‑all” function in scripts, web apps, or command‑line pipelines.
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Test if a value is a function.
Test if a value is a regular expression.
Test if a value is a regular expression string.
Test if a value is a string.
Command-line interface.
Read the entire contents of a file.
Read data from stdin.
Return a regular expression to match a newline character sequence.
Standard input.
Replace search occurrences with a replacement string.
Insert supplied variable values into a format string.
Escape a regular expression string or pattern.
Create a regular expression from a regular expression string.
Format an error message for production.
Check if the runtime is a web browser.
Boolean indicating if the current process is running on Windows.
Absolute pathname of the executable which started the current Node.js process.
Capitalize the first character in a string.
Replace search occurrences with a replacement string.
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