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@orama/highlight

v0.1.6

Published

Highlight any text in any JavaScript lib (browser, server, React, Vue, you name it!)

Downloads

3,900

Readme

Highlight

Test CI

Orama Highlight allows you to easily highlight substrings in a given input.

Installation

npm i @orama/highlight
bun i @orama/highlight

Usage

import { Highlight } from '@orama/highlight'

const inputString = 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'
const toHighlight = 'brown fox jump'

const highlighter = new Highlight()
const highlighted = highlighter.highlight(inputString, toHighlight)

console.log(highlighted.positions)
// [
//    {
//      start: 10,
//      end: 14
//    }, {
//      start: 16,
//      end: 18
//    }, {
//      start: 20,
//      end: 23
//    }
//  ]

console.log(highlighted.HTML)
// "The quick <mark class="orama-highlight">brown</mark> <mark class="orama-highlight">fox</mark> <mark class="orama-highlight">jump</mark>s over the lazy dog"

console.log(highlighted.trim(10))
// "...uick <mark class="orama-highlight">brown</mark>..."

You can always customize the library behavior by passing some options to the class constructor:

const highlighted = new Highlight({
  caseSensitive: true,        // Only highlight words that respect the second parameter's casing. Default is false
  wholeWords: true,           // Only highlight entire words, no prefixes
  HTMLTag: 'div',             // Default is "mark"
  CSSClass: 'my-custom-class' // default is 'orama-highlight'
})

License

Apache 2.0