maxlength helper
Cut text up to a certain limit, without breaking words and adding ellipsis.
Definition
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="10" break="false" type="chars" ellipsis="..." /}
IFF break is true words will be broken.
IFF type is words words will be counted, instead of chars (punctuation is not counted).
ellipsis is the string which will be appended at the end of the trimmed string.
Examples
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="10" /} => My long...
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="10" break="true" /} => My long lo...
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="4" type="words" /} => My long long long...
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="4" type="words" ellipsis="" /} => My long long long
{@maxlength str="My . long - long, long long long text" limit="4" type="words" /} => My . long - long, long...
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="4" type="words" ellipsis="(^)_(^)" /} => My long long long(^)_(^)
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="32" /} => My long long long long long text
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="1000" /} => My long long long long long text
{@maxlength str="My long long long long long text" limit="7" type="words" /} => My long long long long long text
Usage
Depends on dustjs-helpers module to be loaded first since it adds it's definition to the the dust.helpers property.
In node.js: require('dustjs-helper-maxlength');
In browser:
If not using require, load the JS some other way and call it with the dust object. As noted earlier, dustjs-helpers must be loaded earlier.