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pepita

v1.0.2

Published

Automatically generate and add template text and images to a HTML file

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Keywords

textgeneratingimagegeneratingprototypingpatterngenerating

Readme

Pepita

Generate placeholder text and images with simple CSS classes.

Installation

Download the package with npm :

$ npm install pepita

Usage

Go to your HTML file and load auto-pepita.js :

<head>
   <script src="./node_modules/pepita/dist/auto-pepita.js"></script>
</head>

Specify what you want by adding a class to your element :

   <p class="pepita-text-words-16"></p>
</body>

The text will appear once you open the file in your browser :

<body>
   <p class="pepita-text-words-16">
      esse fugiat eu eiusmod eiusmod proident elit nisi nulla veniam laboris labore ipsum ullamco elit irure
   </p>
</body>

Syntax

Everything in bold is a variable that you can change (e.g write 32 instead of length)

Text

These use the default length of 16 :

pepita-text

pepita-text-words

pepita-text-sentences

pepita-text-paragraphs

The following ones allow you to specify a length :

pepita-text-words-length

pepita-text-sentences-length

pepita-text-paragraphs-length

Image

Default height and width for an image are 400px. Default color is black.

pepita-image

pepita-image-size

pepita-image-width-height

pepita-image-width-height-color

Examples

Text :

No length given:

Before :

<p class="pepita-text"></p>

No length is specified here, so default of 16 is used.

After :

<p class="pepita-text">
   cupidatat enim ex nostrud amet fugiat do ad in elit adipisicing consequat anim nisi veniam nisi
</p>

Length specified:

Before :

<p class="pepita-text-8"></p>

Length of 8 specified. Generates 8 words.

After :

<p class="pepita-text-8">
  nostrud ut proident officia laboris minim amet ipsum
</p>

Type specified :

Before :

<p class="pepita-text-paragraphs-1"></p>

Paragraph is one of three options (words, sentences and paragraphs). If nothing is given, default of words is assumed.

After :

<p class="pepita-text-paragraphs-1">
   Cillum quis officia nostrud tempor eiusmod nulla labore qui occaecat. Officia mollit quis excepteur velit magna qui officia cupidatat duis. Nisi anim pariatur exercitation quis aute. Nisi nostrud ea magna nostrud ea labore irure sint sint nostrud voluptate qui. Aliqua quis id anim sunt commodo. Officia incididunt do nulla ullamco laborum ex voluptate eu excepteur aliqua. Minim Lorem qui nisi officia esse adipisicing laborum cupidatat occaecat dolor mollit sit veniam aliqua.
</p>

Images :

Default image:

Before :

<img class="pepita-image"></img>

Generates a 400px by 400px, black, image.

After : In the code :

<img class="pepita-image" src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAZAAAAGQCAYAAACAvzbMAAAOGUlEQVR4Xu3VsQ0AIAwEsWT/oUFiA642NWmsl25n5oxHgAABAgQ+BVZAPsV8J0CAAIEnIC"></img>

which looks like this :

Height, width and color :

Before :

<img class="pepita-image-250-150-#f4be41"></img>

Everything specified. Width, height and color.

After :

Customization

Besides specifying variables directly in the class name, /dist/pepita.jsexports the following values :

Keyword (e.g shorten pepita to just p)

Default length

Default type (words, sentences, paragraphs)

Default width

Default height

Default Color (for images)

If you happen to make changes to src/pepita.js directly, remember to later compile it with browserify.

Known bugs

  • Adding to a child is not possible if the parent element also had text/image added.
  • Some combination of incorrect labels does not give out a warning.
  • Images can only be added to <img> tags.

Thanks

Special thanks to the contributors of the lorem-ipsum package.

Contributing

Feedback (especially regarding useability and workflow) is hightly encouraged.