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React component for truncating multi-line spans and adding an ellipsis
This is a convenience wrapper around react-truncate.
$ npm install react-show-more
import ShowMore from 'react-show-more';
// ...
class Foo extends Component {
render() {
return (
<ShowMore
{* Default options *}
lines={3}
more='Show more'
less='Show less'
anchorClass=''
>
{longText}
</ShowMore>
);
}
}
Prop | Type | Default | Description | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
lines | integer, boolean {false} | 3 | Specifies how many lines of text should be preserved until it gets truncated. false and any integer < 1 will result in the text not getting clipped at all. | (false , -1 , 0 ), 1 , ... |
children | string, React node | The text to be truncated. Anything that can be evaluated as text. | 'Some text' , <p>Some paragraph <a/>with other text-based inline elements<a></p> , <span>Some</span><span>siblings</span> | |
more | string, React node | 'Show more' | The text to display in the anchor element to show more. | 'Show more' , <span>Show more</span> |
less | string, React node | 'Show less' | The text to display in the anchor element to show less. | 'Show less' , <span>Show less</span> |
anchorClass | string | '' | Class name(s) to add to the anchor elements. | 'my-anchor-class' , 'class-1 class-2' |
Install development dependencies
$ npm install
Run tests
$ npm test
Run code linter
$ npm run lint
Compile to ES5 from /src to /lib
$ npm run compile
FAQs
React component for truncating multi-line spans and adding an ellipsis
We found that react-show-more demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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