clr-format.js 0.4.1

The implementation of this string formatting function is inspired by .NET's (and other Microsoft® products') Composite Formatting feature. Therefore the final behaviour should be similar to what's described in the Getting started with the String.Format method MSDN article. The main difference is that method names in JavaScript are intrinsically camelcase therefore String.format should be used instead.

The API documentation can be refered for more details at https://clr-format.github.io/clr-format/

Usage:
 var formatted = String.format("Value: {0:00-00}", 345.6); // formatted = "Value: 03-46"
 formatted = String.format("Value: {0,-2}{1}", 1, "text"); // formatted = "Value: 1 text"

 // Using the globalization API (clr-format-intl.js)
 Format.setCulture("de-DE");
 formatted = String.format("{0:N2}", -1234.56); // formatted = "-1.234,56"
 formatted = String.format("{0:#0.0#;(#0.0#,);-0-}", -1234.5); // formatted = "(1,23)"

 Format.setCurrency("EUR");
 formatted = String.format("{0:c}", 1230); // formatted = "1.230,00 €"

 // Using the chainable configuration API (clr-format-config.js)
 Format.Config.addFormatToPrototype().addToStringOverload();

 formatted = "Value:{0,10}".format("prototype"); // formatted = "Value: prototype"
 formatted = (1234.5678).toString("#,0.00"); // formatted = "1,234.57"