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context-search

v1.0.0

Published

Filter and highlight HTML elements by a search term

Downloads

614

Readme

context-search

Highlights search terms.

Descends to the text nodes and highlight the found words there. Can be used to hide not matching elements as well, filtering the table by setting appropiate css.

Exports only one interface to instantiate it:

function (list, term)

  • list is the element which has sub items to be filtered and highlighted.
  • term is the search term, based on which the list will be filtered

The only other requirement is that the sub elements to be filtered have the class context-search--item. Only elements below these will be filtered/highlighted.

Uses the following classes:

  • .context-search--filtered: is set on the main list element when there at least one match
  • .context-search--item: is expected on the items which will be searched
  • .context-search--match: is set on those .context-search--item which have a match.
  • .context-search--highlight: is the class used for the span-Elements which surround found elements.

Example css:

.context-search--filtered .context-search--item {
	display: none;
}
.context-search--item.context-search--match {
	display: table-row; // in this example a table is filtered
}
.context-search--highlight {
	background-color: yellow;
	box-shadow: 0 0 1px 1px yellow;
}