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@creately/clipboard
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Clipboard Service which uses system clipboard as primary and local storage as fallback.
Clipboard service which uses system clipboard as primary and local storage as fallback.
Support: All browsers and Embedded( iframe ).
$ npm install @creately/clipboard
import { Clipboard } from '@creately/clipboard';
new Clipboard().copy('your data');
console.log(await new Clipboard().paste());
//=> 'your data'
Usage with Angular
// Import it in module
import { Clipboard } from '@creately/clipboard';
// Add this in your module.
{ provide: Clipboard, useFactory: () => new Clipboard() },
// Add clipboard in constructor.
class MyClass {
constructor( private clipboard: Clipboard ) {}
// ...
public doCopy( data ) {
this.clipboard.copy( data );
}
public async doPaste() {
return await this.clipboard.paste();
}
}
Copy given text clipboard asynchronously. Returns a Promise
.
Type: string
The text to write to the clipboard.
Paste from the clipboard asynchronously. Returns a Promise
.
FAQs
Clipboard Service which uses system clipboard as primary and local storage as fallback.
The npm package @creately/clipboard receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @creately/clipboard popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @creately/clipboard demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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