Shell trim

STR="${STR//(^[ ]+|[ ]+$)/}"

# ${STR//--regex--/--replacement--} = replace all
# ${STR/--regex--/--replacement--} = replace one
# ^[ ]+ = empty character([ ])s(+) at the start(^) of the string
# [ ]+$ = empty character([ ])s(+) at the end($) of the string
# (A|B) = A or B

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