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lesstextjs

v1.0.0

Published

A react component that display multiple lines of text which is truncated at the end.

Readme

lesstextjs

At the world of web development, one of the most common scenario which is not built-in cross-browser is called truncated-multiple-lines-of-text.

While text-overflow: ellipsis; only resolves single line truncation of the text element, and only chrome provides bulit-in solution to multiline truncation which is CSS property -webkit-line-clamp. We, as web UI developer, really need to a simple and cross-browser solution to support multiline truncation.

Demo

Simple truncation with multiple lines

https://codesandbox.io/s/j20q95zq7v

Truncate only part of the sentence

https://codesandbox.io/s/p5m07y2jzm

Use space character to separate words and do not truncate the last word. (Avoid any word to be broken up and losing meaning)

https://codesandbox.io/s/52vk27677n

Features

  • Truncate any part of a multiline text and truncated text will end with ....

TODOS

  • Given options for hanlding element resize:
  1. JS library to detect element resize, so user have an ultimate experience. But it cost computing resources so doesn't fit the case there're many LessText objects.
  2. Change the LessText to class. We should provide several public API so consumer can update whenever they want.
  • Truncate using requestAnimationFrame for better performance