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A Javascript library for truncating strings. Useful for making post excerpts.
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import truncjs from "truncjs"
console.log(truncjs("Hello Ada, finally the rain stopped! Up for a walk?", 0, 10)) // => "Hello Ada..."
let truncjs = require("truncjs")
console.log(truncjs("Hello Ada, finally the rain stopped! Up for a walk?", 0, 10)) // => "Hello Ada..."
import truncjs from "truncjs"
let string = "Hello Ada, finally the rain stopped! Up for a walk?"
console.log(truncjs(string, 0, 10)) // => "Hello Ada..."
let truncjs = require("truncjs")
let string = "Hello Ada, finally the rain stopped! Up for a walk?"
console.log(truncjs(string, 0, 10)) // => "Hello Ada..."
let truncjs = require("truncjs")
let string = "Hello Ada, finally the rain stopped! Up for a walk?"
let startPos = 0; //Where to start counting from. 0 means from the beginning. You can set it to any position of your choice
let length = 0; //The number of string to be spared (returned) from the string passed as argument to truncjs() function.
console.log(truncjs(string, startPos, length)) // => "Hello Ada..."
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A Javascript library for truncating strings. Useful for making post excerpts.
We found that truncjs 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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