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@cto.af/linewrap

v2.1.3

Published

Wrap lines using the Unicode Line Breaking algorithm from UAX #14

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

uax14word-wrapwordwraplinebreakunicodegraphemecluster

Readme

@cto.af/linewrap

Wrap lines using Unicode UAX #14 line breaking rules.

Installation

npm install @cto.af/linewrap

CLI

A command line interface is available: @cto.af/linewrap-cli

API

import {LineWrap} from '@cto.af/linewrap'
const w = new LineWrap()
w.wrap('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...')  // A string, wrapped to your console length
for (const line of w.lines('Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...')) {
  // `line` does not have a newline at the end
}

Full API docs are available.

Methods

Options

Options may be passed into the constructor in an object:

const w = new LineWrap({ width: 40 })

The following options are all optional, having the specified defaults:

Visual representation of options

Visual depiction of linewrap options

Tests codecov