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legal-ass

v1.2.0

Published

Truncates text. Prevents embarassing word splices. Truncation + business rules = FUNcation!

Downloads

3

Readme

Legal Ass…

Truncates text. Prevents embarassing word splices. Truncation + business rules = FUNcation!

Build Status

Installation

npm install legal-ass --save

Usage

LegalAss(phrase, options), where phrase is the string you'd like truncated and options is an object specifying the following:

| Key | Value | Required? | | ---------- | ---- | ----- | | length | (Integer) The maximum number of characters in the truncated return string, including any ellipses string that follows. | Yes | | splitWords | (Boolean) Should the library truncate in the middle of a word? Defaults to false, meaning that the return string may be shorter than length if that's necessary to split between words. | No | | ellipses | (String) A string to append to the end of the truncated text. Its length will be factored in to where a string truncates. Defaults to a single-character ellipses (). | No |

var LegalAss = require('legal-ass');

LegalAss('So this is a story all about how', {length: 22});
// -> 'So this is a story…'

Note that the returned string is only 19 characters long, since a longer string would have split in the middle of the word "all". If you don't care about this, pass {splitWords: true}:

LegalAss('So this is a story all about how', {length: 22, splitWords: true});
// -> 'So this is a story al…'

If you'd like to use your own string instead of ellipses, pass that as ellipses:

LegalAss('So this is a story all about how', {length: 22, ellipses: ' (More >)'});
// -> 'So this is a (More >)'

Note that the original phrase above was truncated with a trailing space and the library made the end result an additional character shorter by eliminating it.