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@annoyingmouse/wc-trim-middle

v1.0.2

Published

This web component was inspired by Chris Heilmann and does not trim strings that don’t fit the space at the end, but in the middle of the string

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

truncateweb-component

Readme

Shamelessly stolen from Christian Heilmann this takes his function and embeds it into a Web Component without a shadowDOM, according to Mr Heilmann:

The original text is retained in the title attribute of the element, but only if the string has been trimmed.

Usage

<span is="wc-trim-middle">This is a long string that will be trimmed</span>
<script type="module" src="wc-trim-middle.js"></script>

Configuration

  • Adding a width attribute allow you to define the amount of letters you want to show - it defaults to 16.
  • Adding a replacement attribute allows you to change what the character in between the parts should be - it defaults to ….

License

MIT