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A moderately intelligent truncation of text for react

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Read More + React

Read More + React is a simple npm component for react that "intelligently" truncates text at the appropriate point given a min, an ideal, and max text length. The idea is to cut off at the best point, and not just a specific character, cutting words short.

[Demo of Read More + React][demoSite] [demoSite]: http://www.alexandersmanning.com/read-more-react/

How to Use

With React

Read More + React is extraordinarily simple to use with react. You only need to add one prop, text.

Install and Import
npm install --save read-more-react
import ReadMoreReact from 'read-more-react';
Use
<ReadMoreReact text={yourTextHere} />

Additional Parameters: You can customize the starting point (min), the ideal length (ideal), and the max length (max). The defaults for these are 80, 100, and 200 characters respectively.

ParameterDefault Value (characters)
min80
ideal100
max200
<ReadMoreReact text={yourTextHere}
			min={minimumLength}
			ideal={idealLength}
			max={maxLength} />

Example:

npm install --save read-more-react
import ReadMoreReact from 'read-more-react';

class DemoClass extends React.Component {

	render() { 
		return (
			<ReadMoreReact text={yourTextHere}
				min={minimumLength}
				ideal={idealLength}
				max={maxLength} />
		) 
	}
}

Without React

The logic for truncation can all be found in the trimText file under source/utils. The trimText function can be imported, and takes 4 parameters: text (required), min (default: 80), ideal (default: 100), max (default: 200)

import trimText from './source/utils/trimText.js';

let textArray = trimText("this is some text", 10, 20, 100);
console.log(textArray[0]) //"this is some text";
console.log(textArray[1]) //""

Future Steps

More Intelligent Truncation

My hope is to add more intelligent truncation through adding a weight to each punctuation mark based on average sentence breakdowns, to figure out when it is best to cut off a text block. A example of this would be giving more weight to a period than a comma, so that a period close to a comma (although further from the ideal), can become the cutoff point.

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Package last updated on 15 Jan 2018

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