Checks if string ends with the given target string. An optional position limits how far to search (default: string length). Part of Lodash String (since 3.0.0).
Pass the string and options shown below. Check the return type before you chain another helper.
Call _.endsWith. Start with this line.
_.endsWith([string], [target], [position])| Call | What it does |
|---|---|
_.endsWith([string], [target], [position]) | Primary signature. |
_.endsWith(string) | Transform or inspect a string. |
Prefer import endsWith from "lodash/endsWith" when you want a smaller bundle.
_.endsWith([string], [target], [position])| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| string | Optional. String to inspect; default '' |
| position | Optional. End index to search up to; default length |
| Return Value | Description |
|---|---|
| * | true / false |
Official docs: "abc" ends with "c".
_.endsWith("abc", "c");
// → true3)."c".true.Official docs: "abc" does not end with "b".
_.endsWith("abc", "b");
// → false"c", not "b".false."b" appears earlier, but that is not the suffix.position when you want to ignore trailing chars.positionTreat an earlier index as the end of the string.
_.endsWith("abc", "b", 2);
// → true
// inspects "ab" (up to index 2)2 → slice "ab"."b".true (even though full string ends with "c").A common real-world suffix check.
[
_.endsWith("report.pdf", ".pdf"),
_.endsWith("report.pdf", ".jpg")
];
// → [true, false]".pdf".true.".jpg" is not the suffix → false.startsWithPrefix vs suffix on the same string.
[
_.endsWith("abc", "c"),
_.startsWith("abc", "a"),
_.endsWith("abc", "a"),
_.startsWith("abc", "c")
];
// → [true, true, false, false]"c" matches."a" matches._.endsWith is a Lodash String helper (since 3.0.0). It needs no special browser APIs beyond loading Lodash. Native String.prototype.endsWith is also widely available in modern engines.
Available in [email protected] full builds and the lodash/endsWith modular import. Works in evergreen browsers and Node / Bun / Deno when Lodash is installed.
Bottom line: Safe for production once Lodash is on the page or in your bundle. Prefer import endsWith from "lodash/endsWith" for smaller builds.
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