Truncate HTML based on characters, words or paragraphs. Has the ability to strip tags.
Provides the ability to truncate HTML strings down to excerpts based on character length, word length or paragraph length.
Features:
npm install truncatise
{
TruncateBy: 'words', // Options are 'words', 'characters' or 'paragraphs'
TruncateLength: 50, // The count to be used with TruncatedBy
StripHTML: false, // Whether or not the truncated text should contain HTML tags
Strict: true, // If set to false the truncated text finish at the end of the word
Suffix: '...' // Text to be appended to the end of the truncated text
}
var options = {
TruncateLength: 4,
TruncateBy : "words",
Strict : false,
StripHTML : true,
Suffix : ' (Read More)'
};
var excerpt = truncatise("<p>This is a test of Truncatise</p>", options);
console.log(excerpt); // This is a test (Read More)
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Truncate HTML based on characters, words or paragraphs. Has the ability to strip tags.
We found that truncatise 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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