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@funktechno/texthighlighter

v2.1.2

Published

a no dependency typescript supported tool for highlighting user selected content

Downloads

2,170

Readme

texthighlighter

  • a no dependency typescript supported tool for highlighting user selected content, removing highlights, serializing existing highlights, and applying serialized highlights. Works on mobile device.
  • a no dependency typescript port of https://github.com/mir3z/texthighlighter because typescript is amazing. Some bugs were even fixed by just converting to typescript. Functions were converted to not need class instantiation. Followed article https://itnext.io/step-by-step-building-and-publishing-an-npm-typescript-package-44fe7164964c on setting up a typescript package after testing my port on my own project. Pull requests are welcome!

Usage

  • npm install @funktechno/texthighlighter
  • in code
import { doHighlight, deserializeHighlights, serializeHighlights, removeHighlights, optionsImpl } from "@/../node_modules/@funktechno/texthighlighter/lib/index";
const domEle = document.getElementById("sandbox");
const options: optionsImpl = {};
if (this.color) options.color = this.color;
if (domEle) doHighlight(domEle, true, options);

In project need to set up own mouseup and touchend events. touchend is for mobile

vue example

<div
    id="sandbox"
    @mouseup="runHighlight($event)"
    @touchend="runMobileHighlight($event)"
    v-html="content"
></div>

vue script

var methods = {
  runMobileHighlight(:any){
    const selection = document.getSelection();
      if (selection) {
        const domEle = document.getElementById("sandbox");
        const options: optionsImpl = {};
        if (domEle) {
            const highlightMade = doHighlight(domEle, true, options);
        }
    }

  },
  runHighlight(:any){
    // run mobile a bit different
    if (this.isMobile()) return;
    const domEle = document.getElementById("sandbox");
    const options: optionsImpl = {};
    if (domEle) {
        const highlightMade = doHighlight(domEle, true, options);
    }
  }
}

Demos

development

  • npm install or yarn import
  • npm run build
  • npm run build:client
  • npm run lint:fix
  • yarn run live-server

deploy

  • npm publish --access public

todo

  • [x] convert library to typescript
    • works where it's being used (in a vue ts project)
  • [x] bring over demos and examples
  • [ ] improve unit tests
    • [x] pipeline
    • [ ] bring over previous unit tests
  • [ ] extend highlights for more options
    • [ ] whole element selection for comment support, or keeprange disabled