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Trim white spaces at the end of the string in JavaScript

Similar to trimming spaces at the beginning of a string, we can also trim the spaces at the end of a string.

To trim white spaces at the end of a string we can use trimEnd() method. This method returns a new string with white spaces removed and it do not alter the original value of a string. trimRight() is the alias of this method.

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var str = "poopcode   ";

console.log(str.trimEnd());
//poopcode
console.log(str.trimRight());
//poopcode
See also  Trim String in JavaScript
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