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README
Curtail
HTML tag safe string truncation.
Port of the html_truncate gem.
Installation
def deps do
[ {:curtail, "~> 1.0"} ]
end
Usage
Options
* length (default: 100)
* omission (default: "...")
* word_boundary (default: "~r/\S/")
* break_token (default: nil)
Truncate using default options:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>Truncate me!</p>")
"<p>Truncate me!</p>"
Truncate with custom length:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>Truncate me!</p>", length: 12)
"<p>Truncate...</p>"
Truncate without omission string:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>Truncate me!</p>", omission: "", length: 8)
"<p>Truncate</p>"
Truncate with custom word_boundary:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>Truncate. Me!</p>", word_boundary: ~r/\S[\.]/, length: 12, omission: "")
"<p>Truncate.</p>"
Truncate without word boundary:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>Truncate me</p>", word_boundary: false, length: 7)
"<p>Trun...</p>"
Truncate with custom break_token:
iex> Curtail.truncate("<p>This should be truncated here<break_here>!!</p>", break_token: "<break_here>")
"<p>This should be truncated here</p>"
License
Released under MIT License.
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