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Javascript Turkish character to english characters change
String.prototype.turkishtoEnglish = function () {
return this.replace('Ğ','g')
.replace('Ü','u')
.replace('Ş','s')
.replace('I','i')
.replace('İ','i')
.replace('Ö','o')
.replace('Ç','c')
.replace('ğ','g')
.replace('ü','u')
.replace('ş','s')
.replace('ı','i')
.replace('ö','o')
.replace('ç','c');
};
// Example
// let text = 'Ne güzel bir gökkuşağı';
// newText = text.turkishtoEnglish();
// console.log(newText) /Ne guzel bir gokkusagi
@Akif9748
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Daha performanslı bir yola geçtim:

const engChars = {
    "Ğ": "G",
    "Ü": "U",
    "Ş": "S",
    "İ": "I",
    "Ö": "O",
    "Ç": "C",
    "ğ": "g",
    "ü": "u",
    "ş": "s",
    "ı": "i",
    "ö": "o",
    "ç": "c"
};
const toEN=str => [...str].map(c => engChars[c] || c).join("");

@aydincandan
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Multer'a Upload ettiğim Türkçe karakterli dosya isimlerini Save etmeden önce temizlemek istemiştim. Benim için aşağıdaki çözüm çalıştı.

const UTF8tarzanca = (str) => {
const sonuc = str
.replace(/\xC4\xB1/g, 'i')
.replace(/\xC3\xA7/g, 'c')
.replace(/\xC5\x9F/g, 's')
.replace(/\xC3\xB6/g, 'o')
.replace(/\xC3\xBC/g, 'u')
.replace(/\xC4\x9F/g, 'g')
.replace(/\xC4\xB0/g, 'I')
.replace(/\xC3\x87/g, 'C')
.replace(/\xC5\x9E/g, 'S')
.replace(/\xC3\x96/g, 'O')
.replace(/\xC3\x9C/g, 'U')
.replace(/\xC4\x9E/g, 'G')
return sonuc
}

@pemre
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pemre commented Apr 22, 2024

Herkese merhaba, biraz daha guncel bir cozum:

With ES2015/ES6 String.prototype.normalize(),

const turkish_letters_to_convert = 'Ç,Ğ,İ,Ö,Ş,Ü,ç,ğ,ı,i,ö,ş,ü';

console.log(turkish_letters_to_convert.normalize('NFD').replace(/\p{Diacritic}/gu, ''));

// Expected output: "C,G,I,O,S,U,c,g,ı,i,o,s,u"

The example uses the combination of "Canonical Decomposition (NFD)" with Unicode property escapes.

See the source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/37511463

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