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`ingestor` takes one or more `(s: string) => string` transform functions and returns an `ingest` function that you can call repeatedly with different inputs. Each transform is applied left‑to‑right, but the pipeline is defined once and executed many times. **Error handling** - If any transform throws, the error is recorded in a private, per‑pipeline error log and the value from the previous step is passed on unchanged. Execution continues through the remaining transforms. - After the entire pipeline finishes, `ingest` checks whether errors were recorded. If at least one transform failed, `ingest` throws an `Error`. The thrown error's `message` summarises the number of failures, but the complete error list is available on the `ingest` function itself via `getErrors()`. - The error log is reset at the beginning of every `ingest(input)` call, so you always see only the errors from the most recent invocation. **Returned `ingest` function** In addition to being callable, the returned `ingest` object exposes: - `ingest.getErrors()` → returns a shallow copy of the errors accumulated during the last call. Each error is an object with the shape `{ step: string, message: string, input: string }`. - `ingest.onError(handler)` → registers a callback that receives the same error object **immediately** when a transform fails, before the final throw. Useful for live logging or metrics. Returns `ingest` for chaining.
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Externals

Namespace: quotes

quotes

Quoting and escaping transformations.

Since:

10.5.0

Members

conditionalQuote

Wrap the string in double quotes only if it contains whitespace and is not already quoted.

Since:

10.5.0

normalizeQuotes

Normalize all quoting to a given style (best effort, handles escapes).

Since:

10.5.0

quoteWith

Create a wrapper that quotes text with the chosen quote character.

Since:

10.5.0

removeAllQuotes

Remove all quotes from the input string.

Since:

10.5.0

removeUnprotectedQuotes

Remove all single and double quote characters that appear outside square brackets ([...]). Quotes inside brackets are preserved unchanged.

This allows bracket‑notation expressions like ["Fast MA Period"] to keep their internal quoting while stripping loose wrapping quotes elsewhere.

Since:

10.5.0

unescapeBackslashes

Remove backslash escapes from escaped characters.

Since:

10.5.0

unquote

Remove exactly one level of matching single or double quotes. If the string is not wrapped in matching quotes, return it unchanged.

Since:

10.5.0