linkify-issues

linkify-issues

Linkify GitHub issue references

Install

$ npm install linkify-issues

Usage

const linkifyIssues = require('linkify-issues');

linkifyIssues('Fixes #143 and avajs/ava#1023', {
	user: 'sindresorhus',
	repository: 'dofle',
	attributes: {
		class: 'unicorn',
		multiple: ['a', 'b'],
		number: 1,
		exclude: false,
		include: true
	}
});
//=> 'Fixes <a href="https://github.com/sindresorhus/dofle/issues/143" class="unicorn" multiple="a b" number="1" include>#143</a> and <a href="https://github.com/avajs/ava/issues/1023" class="unicorn" multiple="a b" number="1" include>avajs/ava#1023</a>'

const fragment = linkifyUrls('See #143', {
	user: 'sindresorhus',
	repository: 'dofle',
	type: 'dom',
	attributes: {
		class: 'unicorn',
	}
});
document.body.appendChild(fragment);

API

linkifyIssues(string, [options])

string

Type: string

String with issue references to linkify.

options

Type: object

user

Type: string

GitHub user.

repository

Type: string

GitHub repository.

attributes

Type: object

HTML attributes to add to the link.

baseUrl

Type: string
Default: 'https://github.com'

Base URL.

type

Type: string
Values: 'string' 'dom'
Default: 'string'

Format of the generated content.

'string' will return it as a flat string like 'See <a href="https://github.com/sindresorhus/dofle/issue/143">#143</a>'.

'dom' will return it as a DocumentFragment ready to be appended in a DOM safely, like DocumentFragment(TextNode('See '), HTMLAnchorElement('#143')). This type only works in the browser.

Related

• issue-regex - Regular expression for matching issue references
• linkify-urls - Linkify URLs in text

License

MIT © Sindre Sorhus