StringInterpolator

Returns true if the string contains a placeholder that can be interpolated

const string = 'I got a new phone! It's a {{ phone.manufacture.name }}!'

const canInterpolate = interpolator.canInterpolate(string)
// canInterpolate => true

Returns an object containing placeholders and static strings

const string = 'I got a new phone! It's a {{ phone.manufacture.name }}!'

const canInterpolate = interpolator.interpolatables(string)
// canInterpolate => true

Interpolates the given string by searching for placeholders/handlebars and resolving the values using the given context

const string = 'I got a new phone! It's a {{ phone.manufacture.name }}!'

 const context = {
    phone: {
       manufacturer: {
            name: 'Pixus'
        }
     }
 }

const propertyPath = 'phone.manufacturer.name'
const value = interpolator.interpolate(propertyPath, context)
// value => 'I got a new phone! It's a Pixus!'

Extracts a property out of a given context. Properties can be looked up deeply by specifying the correct names of the objects all along the path to the value we want to get. Names have to be separated by dots.

const context = {
    phone: {
       manufacturer: {
            name: 'Sammy'
        }
     }
 }

const propertyPath = 'phone.manufacturer.name'
const value = interpolator.valueFor(propertyPath, context)
// value => 'Sammy'