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clippie
copies text and images to clipboard in browsers. Text copy works on both secure and insecure contexts (via fallback), image or array copy requires a secure context (https or localhost).
import {clippie} from "clippie";
// copy text
const success = await clippie("text to copy");
// copy image
const success = await clippie(imageBlob);
// copy image and text at once
const success = await clippie([imageBlob, "image description"]);
See index.html for more example.
content
String, Blob, Array[String,Blob]: Content to copy. If an Array is passed, will construct a ClipboardItem
with all items where only one item per type
(blob.type
or text/plain
for strings) is allowed.options
Object
reject
: Boolean: Whether to reject on unexpected errors. Default: false
.Returns true
when all content was successfully copied, false
when not. Will never throw unless reject
is true
.
© silverwind, distributed under BSD licence
FAQs
Teeny-tiny browser clipboard copy
The npm package clippie receives a total of 1,743 weekly downloads. As such, clippie popularity was classified as popular.
We found that clippie demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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