typographic-apostrophes-for-possessive-plurals
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Make sure they’re curly and point downward even for possessive plurals
Make sure they’re curly and point downward even for possessive plurals
Micro module to help eliminate one of the bad typewriter habits.
npm install --save typographic-apostrophes-for-possessive-plurals
This module gives you typographic apostrophes for posessive plurals and only. Because it’s impossible to distinguish apostrophes from single closing quote, I asume zero closing quotes in input text, so it's safe to make "s' "→"s’ " replacement. To achieve zero closing quotes in input use apostrophes and quotes typographic modules before this one.
var apostrophesForPlurals = require('typographic-apostrophes-for-possessive-plurals');
apostrophesForPlurals(`My sisters' friends' investments`);
// My sisters’ friends’ investments
Check complex usage with real world examples in typography playground.
MIT © Vladimir Starkov
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Make sure they’re curly and point downward even for possessive plurals
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