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@vettvangur/hyphen

v0.0.10

Published

Vettvangur | Responsive language-aware hyphenation

Readme

@vettvangur/hyphen

Responsive, language-aware hyphenation for headline elements via canvas text measurement.

Install

pnpm add @vettvangur/hyphen [email protected]

Usage

import { initHyphenation } from '@vettvangur/hyphen'

Whole page (default — targets elements with a headline class):

await initHyphenation()

Custom classes:

await initHyphenation(document, { classes: ['my-heading', 'display-text'] })

Each token matches exact class names and prefixes — headline matches both headline and headline-xl.

Scoped to a subtree:

await initHyphenation(someElement)

React

Whole app — call once in a root layout:

import { initHyphenation } from '@vettvangur/hyphen'
import { useEffect } from 'react'

export default function Layout({ children }) {
  useEffect(() => {
    initHyphenation()
  }, [])

  return <>{children}</>
}

Resize and font-load listeners are bound once regardless of re-renders.

Scoped to a component:

import { initHyphenation } from '@vettvangur/hyphen'
import { useEffect, useRef } from 'react'

export default function Hero({ title }) {
  const ref = useRef(null)

  useEffect(() => {
    if (ref.current) initHyphenation(ref.current)
  })

  return <h1 ref={ref} className="headline">{title}</h1>
}

The effect runs after every render so updated text is always hyphenated. initHyphenation writes soft hyphens directly to el.textContent; the internal originalText map ensures idempotent re-runs.

Language

Language is auto-detected from the nearest [lang] ancestor attribute or <html lang>. Supports is (Icelandic) and English (default).

CSS classes

| Class | When added | |-------|-----------| | js-hyphen-manual | Soft hyphens (&shy;) were inserted into a word | | js-hyphen-emergency | A word couldn't be hyphenated — overflow fallback should be applied |

Example CSS:

.js-hyphen-emergency {
  overflow-wrap: break-word;
}

Auto re-runs

When called with document as the root, hyphenation automatically re-runs on:

  • Window resize (debounced 150 ms)
  • Font load events (document.fonts)