See working example here.

Installation

npm install --save vue-text-highlight-international

Usage

Basic Usage

import Vue from 'vue';
import TextHighlight from 'vue-text-highlight';

Vue.component('text-highlight', TextHighlight);

// new Vue ...

SomeComponent.vue

<template>
  <text-highlight :queries="queries">{{ description }}</text-highlight>
</template>

data() {
  return {
    queries: ['birds', 'scatt'],
    description: 'Tropical birds scattered as Drake veered the Jeep'
  };
}

Output

More Options

All available props in TextHighlight component are:

• queries: Array<String|RegExp>|String|RegExp

  This prop accepts string, regex, and array of strings or regex. If array is given, it will highlight the union of matched strings/regex globally.

• [caseSensitive]: Boolean

  Whether string being searched is case sensitive.

• [diacriticsSensitive]: Boolean

  Whether string being searched is diacritics sensitive.

• [wholeWordMatch]: Boolean

  Whether string being searched as a whole word .

• [highlightStyle]: Object|Array|String

  Styles to be applied to highlighted <mark>. Similar to style bindings in vue, it accepts Array syntax, Object syntax, or plain styling as String. This prop will then be merged with default highlight styles in TextHighlight component. See style binding in Vue.js.

• [highlightClass]: Object|Array|String

  Classes to be added to highlighted <mark>. Similar to class bindings in vue, it accepts Array syntax, Object syntax, or class as String. See class binding in Vue.js.

• [highlightComponent]: Object|String

  By default vue-text-highlight uses <mark> for the highlighting. Pass this props to override with other tag (string) or custom component (Vue component definition).

  This component will be passed with two props from text-highlight:

  • index: Number

    Index of highlighted component.

  • text: String

    Highlighted words, equals to this.$slots.default[0].text

  For more details, see example below.

• Other props and listeners that are not listed above are forwarded to the highlighted component. These props will be merged with higher precendence than index and text passed from text-highlight.

Advanced Usage

There might be a case where you want to do more things with the highlighted words. For that reason, vue-text-highlight supports custom component for the highlighted words. In this case, the following example alerts on click.

OtherComponent.vue

<template>
  <text-highlight
    :queries="queries"
    :highlightComponent="MyClickableComponent"
    :baz="foo"
    @customlistener="alert"
  >
    {{ description }}
  </text-highlight>
</template>

import MyClickableComponent from 'MyClickableComponent';

data() {
  return {
    queries: ['birds', 'scatt'],
    description: 'Tropical birds scattered as Drake veered the Jeep'
    MyClickableComponent,
    foo: 'bar',
  };
},
methods: {
  alert() {},
}

MyClickableComponent.vue

<template>
  <mark class="custom" @click="$emit('customlistener')">
    <slot></slot>
  </mark>
</template>

props: {
  baz: String, // From OtherComponent.vue
  index: Number, // From TextHighlight
  text: String, // From TextHighlight, equals to `this.$slots.default[0].text`
}

Changelog

Changes are tracked in the changelog.

License

vue-text-highlight is available under the MIT License.