Truncate HTML text and also keep tag safe.
Given string is expected to be well-formatted HTML.
- use more robust html parser instead of custom regex
- move to es6, probably babel/babelify with decorator if needed.
| Version | Logs |
|---|---|
| 1.2.2 | minor bug fixes |
| 1.2.0 | <3 browserify |
| 1.1.0 | bug fixes |
| 1.0.3 | support browser |
| 1.0.0 | deprecated: truncateLastWord. Also, exports function directly |
| 0.3.1 | features done |
# install prerequisites and build `truncate` library
npm start
# test, which use travis-ci and coveralls.io to show test results and coverage information
npm test
/**
* @static
* @method truncate
* @param {String} string string needs to be truncated
* @param {Number} maxLength length of truncated string
* @param {Object} options (optional)
* @param {Boolean} [options.keepImageTag] flag to specify if keep image tag, false by default
* @param {Boolean|String} [options.ellipsis] omission symbol for truncated string, '...' by default
* @return {String} truncated string
*/
truncate(string, length, options);var truncate = require('html-truncate');truncate('hello world', 4)
// hell...truncate('hello world', 6)
// hello ...truncate('<p><div>hello world</div></p>', 4)
// <p><div>hell...</div></p> truncate('<p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo">Do you <b>think</b> it is useful</div></p>', 3, { keepImageTag: true })
// <p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo">Do ...</div></p>truncate('<p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo">Do you <b>think</b> it is useful</div></p>', 10, { keepImageTag: true })
// <p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo">Do you <b>thi...</b></div></p>truncate('<p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo" />Do you <b>think</b> it is useful</div></p>', 3, { keepImageTag: true })
// <p><div>Do ...</div></p>truncate('<p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo" />Do you <b>think</b> it is useful</div></p>', 10, { keepImageTag: true })
// <p><div><img class="yahoo" src="#" alt="yahoo logo" />Do you <b>thi...</b></div></p>truncate('<p><div>hello world</div></p>', 4, { ellipsis: '###' })
// <p><div>hell###</div></p> truncate('<p><div>hello world</div></p>', 4, { ellipsis: '' })
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