Truncate text and keeps urls safe.
Install the module with: npm install truncate
// Browser
String.truncate("1234 http://google.com hey :)", 2) === "12…"
// NodeJS
> truncate = require('truncate');
> truncate("1234 http://google.com hey :)", 4);
"1234…"
> truncate("1234 http://google.com hey :)", 4, {ellipsis:null}); // or ellipsis:''
"1234"
> truncate("1234 http://google.com hey :)", 6);
"1234 http://google.com…"
> truncate("1234 http://google.com hey :)", 100);
"1234 http://google.com hey :)"
I maintain this project in my free time, if it helped you please support my work via paypal or bitcoins, thanks a lot!
Copyright (c) 2014 Francois-Guillaume Ribreau Licensed under the MIT license.
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Truncate text and keep urls safe
The npm package truncate receives a total of 114,355 weekly downloads. As such, truncate popularity was classified as popular.
We found that truncate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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