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autopair

v1.2.1

Published

Automatically closes parentheses and similar characters.

Readme

autopair.js

Lightweight autopairing + typethrough behavior for HTML input[type=text] and textarea. No dependencies. Preserves the undo/redo stack.

Features

  1. Automatically closes parentheses, brackets, curly braces, single quotes, and double quotes.

    Automatically close parentheses

  2. Wraps selected text. For example, selecting a word and hitting ( will wrap the word in parentheses.

    Wrap selected text

  3. Atomically removes pairings. For example, when hitting backspace inside (), both characters are removed.

    Atomically remove pairings

  4. Types through closing characters. For example, hitting ) in front of an already typed ) simply moves the cursor past it.

    Type through closing characters

Installation

npm install autopair

Usage

<textarea id="editor"></textarea>

<script type="module">
  import autopair from '/path/to/autopair.js';

  // Use the autopair module
  const textarea = document.getElementById('editor');

  // Autopair with default pairings:
  // '(': ')',
  // '[': ']',
  // '{': '}',
  // "'": "'",
  // '"': '"'
  autopair(textarea);

  // When defining custom pairings, include the defaults
  autopair(textarea, {
    '(': ')',
    '[': ']',
    '{': '}',
    "'": "'",
    '"': '"',
    '‘': '’', // Curly quotes
    '“': '”',
    '*': '*' // For markdown italics
  });

  // Teardown, ie remove autopair.js functionality from an element
  let teardown = autopair(textarea);
  teardown();
</script>

Development

Run a webserver and open index.html.