Ngx Line Truncation is line truncation implementation for Angular that truncate text by user defined line number. (demo)
In addition to Line Truncation, this package has few performance optimizations not only improved usability but also reliability in Angular platform. It uses retry logic to guarantee we get Client Height text block all the time, which is an essential value of the truncation input. It also watches the dom changes,to catch the case when the text value get applied at a later time.
To install, simply run
npm install ngx-line-truncation
And import to the module that use truncation
import { LineTruncationLibModule } from 'ngx-line-truncation';
...
@NgModule({
imports: [
...
LineTruncationLibModule
]
})
export class MyModule { }
if you import this package into a shared module, you need to export LineTruncationDirective
@NgModule({
imports: [LineTruncationLibModule],
declarations: [...components],
exports: [...components, LineTruncationDirective],
entryComponents: []
})
export class MySharedModule {
Declare [line-truncation] with div, p, and pass a number that indicates how many lines of text you are expected to truncate
<p [line-truncation]="2">
Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Nesciunt consequatur
ipsum unde doloremque aliquid hic vitae iure necessitatibus, maiores
repellendus, quos dignissimos Quis necessitatibus quos voluptas nesciunt
facere mollitia cupiditate.
</p>
<p [line-truncation]="2" [innerHTML]="myText"></p>
<div [line-truncation]="2">
Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Nesciunt consequatur
ipsum unde doloremque aliquid hic vitae iure necessitatibus, maiores
repellendus, quos dignissimos? Quis necessitatibus quos voluptas nesciunt
facere mollitia cupiditate.
</div>
Optionally, an output function can help to know if the text has been truncate
<p
[line-truncation]="numOfLines"
(hasTruncated)="handler($event)"
[innerHTML]="myText"
></p>
in your component.ts file
export class myComponent implements OnInit {
hasTruncated = false;
numberOfLines = 2;
myText=`Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur, adipisicing elit. Fuga itaque voluptatibus sequi laborum, consequatur aut nisi.
Eaque nulla animi qui exercitationem suscipit voluptas cum est dicta, magnam odio et distinctio?`;
//...
handler(res: boolean){
this.hasTruncated = res;
}
By default, ‘…’ will be added to the end of the truncated body, if you wish to use your desired ellipsis, you can pass an object like this
<p [line-truncation]="numOfLines" [options]="{ellipsis: "🚀"}" (hasTruncated)="handler(booleanValue)" [innerHTML]="myText" [disabled]="disabled"></p>
Known issue:
work around
for this issue is say you realize you get 1 line instead 3, you could declare with 5, it will be truncated to 3.@Input(“line-truncation”) lines = 1; – Lines that you desire, default to 1
@Input() options: Options = { ellipsis: “\u2026” }; – Ellipsis Character, default to …
@Input() set disabled(val: boolean) { this._disabled$.next(val); – To disable the truncation, default to false }
@Input() watchChanges = false; – To watch the text change and truncate, default to false
@Output() hasTruncated = new EventEmitter(); – $event to true if truncation happen (every time)
04-19 update dependency to Angular 9
12-02 add input watchChanges to provide truncation on dynamic text content
10-27 add input disabled fix an issue when not truncating, hasTruncated is not emitting value
If you have more idea about improving this package, feel free to reach me at chaodyz@gmail.com
Author: DiZhou92
Live Demo: https://stackblitz.com/edit/ngx-line-truncation?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.html
GitHub: https://github.com/DiZhou92/ngx-line-truncation
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