0.0.4 • Published 2 years ago

@elonehoo/paragraph-highlight v0.0.4

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License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
2 years ago

Install

# npm 
npm i @elonehoo/paragraph-highlight

# yarn
yarn add @elonehoo/paragraph-highlight

# pnpm
pnpm i @elonehoo/paragraph-highlight

Usage

To use it, just provide it with search words to props and a body of text to default slots.

<script setup lang="ts">
import paragraphHighlight from '@elonehoo/paragraph-highlight/src'
</script>

<template>
  <paragraphHighlight query="vue">The word highlighter library for Vue 3.x</paragraphHighlight>
</template>

Output

readme_1.png

Details

Props

PropertyTypeRequired?Description
queryString or RegExpSearch words. Can be use string or regular expressions.
caseSensitiveBooleanSearch should be case sensitive. defaults to false.
splitBySpaceBooleanWhether split the string with spaces to make it a search string. If false, the string is being searched as a whole word. defaults to false. When the query is set to a RegExp, the value of splitBySpace will be set to false.
highlightTagStringType of tag to wrap around highlighted matches; defaults to mark.
highlightClassString or Object or ArrayClasses to be added to highlighted tag. Similar to class bindings in vue, it accepts Array syntax, Object syntax, or class as String.
highlightStyleString or Object or ArrayStyles to be applied to highlighted tag. Similar to style bindings in vue, it accepts Array syntax, Object syntax, or plain styling as String.
wrapperTagStringType of tag to wrap around whole text; defaults to span.
wrapperClassString or Object or ArrayClasses to be added to wrap around the whole tag. Similar to class bindings in vue, it accepts Array syntax, Object syntax, or class as String.
textToHighlightStringText to highlight matches in. If this is not specified, the default slot value will be used for the search.

Emits

PropertyTypeDescription
matchesArrayReturns matches words. This event fires when mounted and when the query and highlighted text are changed.

By using matches emit, you can know from the parent component whether it is highlighted by VueWordHighlighter or not.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from "vue";
import paragraphHighlight from '@elonehoo/paragraph-highlight/src'

const matches = ref([]);

</script>

<template>
  <div>
    Matched word count: {{ matches.length }}
  </div>
  <paragraphHighlight query="vue" @matches="(e) => { matches = e }">
    The word highlighter library for Vue 3.x
  </paragraphHighlight>
</template>
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