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Generate of so called 'static' or 'Clean URL' or 'Pretty URL' or 'nice-looking URL' or 'Speaking URL' or 'user-friendly URL' or 'SEO-friendly URL' or 'slug' from a string.
The 'speakingurl' npm package is used to generate slugs from strings. It is particularly useful for creating URL-friendly strings from titles or other text inputs. The package supports multiple languages and offers various customization options.
Basic Slug Generation
This feature allows you to convert a string into a URL-friendly slug. Special characters are removed, and spaces are replaced with hyphens.
const getSlug = require('speakingurl');
const slug = getSlug('Hello World!');
console.log(slug); // Output: 'hello-world'
Custom Separator
You can customize the separator used in the slug. In this example, an underscore is used instead of the default hyphen.
const getSlug = require('speakingurl');
const slug = getSlug('Hello World!', { separator: '_' });
console.log(slug); // Output: 'hello_world'
Language Support
The package supports multiple languages, allowing you to generate slugs that are appropriate for different linguistic contexts.
const getSlug = require('speakingurl');
const slug = getSlug('你好,世界', { lang: 'zh' });
console.log(slug); // Output: 'ni-hao-shi-jie'
Custom Transliteration
You can define custom transliterations for specific characters, giving you more control over the slug generation process.
const getSlug = require('speakingurl');
const slug = getSlug('Hello World!', { custom: { 'H': 'h', 'W': 'w' } });
console.log(slug); // Output: 'hello-world'
'slugify' is another popular package for generating URL-friendly slugs. It offers similar functionality to 'speakingurl' but is often considered simpler and more lightweight. It also supports custom replacements and different character sets.
'limax' is a slug generator that focuses on Unicode support and transliteration. It is highly configurable and supports a wide range of languages, making it a strong alternative to 'speakingurl' for internationalization needs.
'url-slug' is a package designed to create slugs from strings with a focus on simplicity and ease of use. It provides basic slug generation features and is a good choice for straightforward use cases.
Generate of so called "static" or "Clean URL" or "Pretty URL" or "nice-looking URL" or "Speaking URL" or "user-friendly URL" or "SEO-friendly URL" or "slug" from a string.
This module aims to transliteration the input string.
For use in browser and server - no dependencies!
server-side:
$ npm install speakingurl
client-side:
$ # http://bower.io/
$ bower install speakingurl
or
$ # http://jamjs.org/
$ jam install speakingurl
or
$ # http://component.io/
$ component install pid/speakingurl
or
copy the file speakingurl.min.js to your script directory
or
use //cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/speakingurl/0.2.15/speakingurl.min.js
input
: {string} to convert; options
: {object|string} config object or separator string (see below)
separator
{string} default: '-'
lang
{string} default: 'en'
maintainCase
{boolean} default: false
uric
{boolean} default: false
uricNoSlash
{boolean} default: false
mark
{boolean} default: false
custom
{object} default: {}
truncate
{number} default: 0
0 => trim to max length while not breaking any words
options
{string} separator
notes: default only Base64 chars are allowed (/A-Za-z0-9_-/), setting uric
, uricNoSlash
or/and mark
to true
will add the specified chars to the allowed chars. The separator-character is always allowed.
var getSlug = require('speakingurl');
var slug;
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !");
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen-bel-ete
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", "*");
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener*titel*laesst*gruessen*bel*ete
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {separator: "_"});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener_titel_laesst_gruessen_bel_ete
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {uric: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen?-bel-ete
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {uricNoSlash: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen?-bel-ete
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {mark: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen!-bel-ete-!
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {truncate: 20});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel
slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {maintainCase: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: Schoener-Titel-laesst-gruessen-Bel-ete
slug = getSlug("Äpfel & Birnen!", {lang: 'de'});
console.log(slug); // Output: aepfel-und-birnen
slug = getSlug("Apple & Pear!", {lang: 'en'}); // lang: "en" is default, just to clarify
console.log(slug); // Output: apple-and-pear
slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar * Baz', {custom: {'&': ' doo '}, uric:true } );
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-doo-bar-baz
slug = getSlug('Foo ♥ Bar');
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-love-bar
slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar | (Baz) * Doo', {custom:{'*': "Boo"},mark:true});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-and-bar-or-(baz)-boo-doo
slug = getSlug('NEXUS4 only $299');
console.log(slug); // Output: nexus-4-only-usd299
slug = getSlug('NEXUS4 only €299', {maintainCase: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: NEXUS-4-only-EUR299
In browser:
<script src="components/speakingurl/speakingurl.min.js"></script>
<script>
var slug = getSlug('NEXUS4 only €299', {maintainCase: true});
console.log(slug); // Output: NEXUS-4-only-EUR-299
</script>
options
: {object|string} config object or separator string (see above)
Create your own specially configured function.
var slug;
var options = {
maintainCase: true,
separator: '_'
};
var mySlug = require('speakingurl').createSlug(options);
slug = mySlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !");
console.log(slug); // Output: Schoener_Titel_laesst_gruessen_Bel_ete
In browser:
<script src="components/speakingurl/speakingurl.min.js"></script>
<script>
var options = {
maintainCase: true,
separator: '_'
};
var mySlug = createSlug(options);
var slug = mySlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !");
console.log(slug); // Output: Schoener_Titel_laesst_gruessen_Bel_ete
</script>
$ npm test
The BSD 3-Clause License (BSD3)
Copyright (c) 2013 Sascha Droste sascha.droste@gmail.com All rights reserved.
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Generate a slug – transliteration with a lot of options
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