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dom-find-and-replace

v1.4.7

Published

Find some text in the dom and replace with what you want

Downloads

5,159

Readme

DOM find and replace 🔎

Find some text in the dom and replace with what you want. It only supports browser environment

Demo: https://swimyoung.github.io/dom-find-and-replace/

Getting started

npm install dom-find-and-replace
import { findAndReplace } from 'dom-find-and-replace';

// return: function that recover replacement
const recover = findAndReplace(
  document.getElementById('container'), 
  {
    find: 'hello',
    replace: 'hi',
  }
);

// return: html
const html = findAndReplace(
  `<div>hello</div>`, 
  {
    find: 'hello',
    replace: 'hi',
  }
);

API

findAndReplace

Arguments

  • target (Element | string): an element or HTML string
  • params (object)
    • flag (string): a regular expression flag
    • find (string): a regular expression string
    • replace (string | (offsetText, foundText) => Node)

Return

  • () => void | string: it returns html string when target is html string otherwise function that you can recover replacement

Examples

import { findAndReplace } from 'dom-find-and-replace';

// find 'hello' in id 'container' element and replace it with 'hi'
const recover = findAndReplace(document.getElementById('container'), {
  find: 'hello',
  replace: 'hi',
});

// find 'hello' in id 'container' element and wrap with bold element
const recover = findAndReplace(document.getElementById('container'), {
  find: 'hello',

  /**
   * @param {string} offsetText a part of matched text or whole part
   * @param {string} foundText a matched text
   * @return {Node} it replaces a matched text node with a given node
   */
  replace: (offsetText, foundText) => {
    const bold = document.createElement('bold');
    bold.textContent = offsetText;
    return bold;
  },
});

// find link in id 'root' element and make an anchor element
const recover = findAndReplace(document.getElementById('root'), {
  flag: 'gi',

  // @see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3809401/what-is-a-good-regular-expression-to-match-a-url for url matching regular expression
  find:
    'https?:\\/\\/(www\\.)?[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%._\\+~#=]{2,256}.[a-z]{2,6}\\b([-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_\\+.~#?&//=]*)',

  replace: (offsetText, foundText) => {
    const anchor = document.createElement('a');
    anchor.textContent = offsetText;
    anchor.setAttribute('href', foundText);
    return anchor;
  },
});