angularjs-input-highlight v0.5.0

angular-input-highlight

Highlight specified words in your input box

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written by Ardeshir81 ardeshireo@gmail.com https://github.com/Ardeshir81

TODO: add applying DEFAULT_CLASS in documentation TODO: add 'if you ever faced a problem tell me' 'please' or something like that TODO: add 'it does event listening and huge amount of javascript DOM manipulating and styling' 'use it on your own risk' TODO: add 'being laggy on scroll' and 'not capturing anything beyound inline styling' in 'known issues' part TODO: unbind on destroy TODO: add direction to style copier TODO: refactor styling functions so there are some constant styling that needs to be done once, some in the updateKeys(), and all of them in mutation observer

TODO: use something like this in documentation : include angular, include'path/to/input-highlight.js' in your 'index.html' or 'whatever.html', inject module 'input-highlight-directive' to your module's dependencies, and use input-highlight directive in your markup as explained below:

this directive is applied on an input tag. it could take an object/an array/a string as argument. example:

based on the input, it applies .redclass to all 'ali's in the input text value and .greenclass to all 'reza's

there had been hard work aligning the highlighted text to the original input value, therefore applying css properties like 'font-size', 'font-family', 'padding' and ... will make the inputHighlight to produce loosy results. therefore, it is suggested just to use 'color' or 'font-color' inside class definitions

inputHighlight deifnes a default '.highlighted' class in case of array/string input argument. example:

based on the inputs a '.highlighted' class is applied to all 'maryam' words in first input and 'amir', 'mahtab' and 'mohsen' in the second input

do not forget to use these quotation marks around your strings : '''''' 'amir'

regards, Ardeshir81 /