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react-readability

v0.6.7

Published

React package that turns a Website into a Safari like Readability View

Downloads

24

Readme

react-readability

A lightning fast util that renders any web url into a clean html data view for you to use on your components.

Main Feature:

  • This provides a Safari reader mode like feel that display's content cleanly (For Reading)

How to use:

  • Just pass in a Url into the component and your good to go.

Installation Instructions

$ npm install react-readability

Example

Alt Text

import getReaderData from "react-readability";

const grabReaderData = async function(url) {
  const data = await getReaderData({ url });
  console.log(data);
};

grabReaderData("https://www.nytimes.com");
  • For more help getting started checkout Example

Available Object Params

| prop | default | type | description | | ------- | ------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | url | "" | string | Optional: A valid web url source | | html | "" | string | Optional: html string | | title | "" | string | Optional: A title to enforce for the content. | | onError | null | function | Optional: A function that fires the error if a url is not valid |

Development usage on browsers

if your running this on localhost passing in a url will not work due to CORS. You need to pass in the html for the parser. You can use a server or the dom to get the html as a string.