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Generate a slug – transliteration with a lot of options

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SpeakingURL

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Generate a slug with a lot of options; create a so-called Semantic URL or 'Clean URL' or 'Pretty URL' or 'nice-looking URL' or 'Speaking URL' or 'user-friendly URL' or 'SEO-friendly URL' from a string. This module aims to transliterate the input string.

For use in browser and server - no dependencies!

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Installation

npm

npm install speakingurl --save

yarn

yarn add speakingurl --dev

Bower

bower install --save speakingurl

Component

component install pid/speakingurl

Ruby on Rails

# Add to Gemfile
gem 'speakingurl-rails'

Download Package

copy the file speakingurl.min.js to your script directory

CDN/cloudflare

available versions:

CDN/maxcdn

available versions:

Usage

getSlug(input, [options]);

input: {string} to convert

options {object|string} config object or separator string (see below)

  • options {object}

    • separator {string} default: '-'
      • char that replaces the whitespaces
    • lang {string|boolean} default: 'en' // ISO 639-1 Codes
      • language specific transliteration (
        • 'ar' // Arabic
        • 'az' // Azerbaijani*
        • 'cs' // Czech
        • 'de' // German
        • 'dv' // Divehi
        • 'en' // English
        • 'es' // Spanish
        • 'fa' // Persian
        • 'fi' // Finnish
        • 'fr' // French
        • 'ge' // Georgian
        • 'gr' // Greek*
        • 'hu' // Hungarian
        • 'it' // Italian
        • 'lt' // Lithuanian*
        • 'lv' // Latvian
        • 'my' // Burmese
        • 'mk' // Macedonian*
        • 'nl' // Dutch
        • 'pl' // Polish
        • 'pt' // Portuguese
        • 'ro' // Romanian
        • 'ru' // Russian
        • 'sv' // Swedish
        • 'sk' // Slovak
        • 'sr' // Serbian*
        • 'tr' // Turkish
        • 'uk' // Ukranian
        • 'vn' // Vietnamese
    • symbols {boolean} default: true
      • false -> don't convert symbols
      • true -> convert symbols according to the 'lang' setting
    • maintainCase {boolean} default: false
      • true -> maintain case chars
      • false -> convert all chars to lower case
    • titleCase {boolean|array} default: false
      • true -> convert input string to title-case
      • array -> titlecase = true, but omit the words from in the array
    • truncate {number} default: 0
      • 0 -> don't trim length
      • >= 1 -> trim to max length while not breaking any words
    • uric {boolean} default: false
      • true -> additionally allow chars: ";", "?", ":", "@", "&", "=", "+", "$", ",", "/"
      • false
    • uricNoSlash {boolean} default: false
      • true -> additionally allow chars: ";", "?", ":", "@", "&", "=", "+", "$", ","
    • mark {boolean} default: false
      • true -> additionally allow chars: "-", "_", ".", "!", "~", "*", "'", "(", ")"
    • custom {object|array} default: {}
      • object -> custom map for translation, overwrites all i.e. { '&': '#', '*': ' star ' }
      • array -> add chars to allowed charMap (see example)
  • options {string} separator

notes: default only Base64 chars are allowed (/A-Za-z0-9_-/), setting uric, uricNoSlash or/and mark to true will add the specified chars to the list of allowed characters. The separator-character is always allowed.

Node.js
var getSlug = require('speakingurl');
Browser
<script src="bower_components/speakingurl/speakingurl.min.js"></script>

Ruby on Rails

# Add to application.js
//= require speakingurl

Examples

var slug;

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !");
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen-bel-ete

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", '*');
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener*titel*laesst*gruessen*bel*ete

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
        separator: '_'
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener_titel_laesst_gruessen_bel_ete

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
        uric: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen?-bel-ete

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
    	uricNoSlash: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen?-bel-ete

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
    	mark: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel-laesst-gruessen!-bel-ete-!

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
    	truncate: 20
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: schoener-titel

slug = getSlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !", {
	    maintainCase: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: Schoener-Titel-laesst-gruessen-Bel-ete

slug = getSlug("Äpfel & Birnen!", {
	    lang: 'de'
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: aepfel-und-birnen

slug = getSlug("မြန်မာ သာဓက", {
	    lang: 'my'
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: myanma-thadak

slug = getSlug('މިއަދަކީ ހދ ރީތި ދވހކވ', {
        lang: 'dv'
    });
console.log(slug); // Output: miadhakee hd reethi dvhkv

slug = getSlug("Apple & Pear!", {
	    lang: 'en' // lang: "en" is default, just to clarify
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: apple-and-pear

slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar * Baz', {
	    custom: {
	        '&': ' doo '
	    },
	    uric:true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-doo-bar-baz

slug = getSlug('Foo ♥ Bar');
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-love-bar

slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar | (Baz) * Doo', {
	    custom: {
	        '*': 'Boo'
	    },
	    mark:true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-and-bar-or-(baz)-boo-doo

slug = getSlug('Foo and Bar or Baz', {
	    custom: {
	        'and': 'und',
	        'or': ''
	    }
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-und-bar-baz

slug = getSlug('[Knöpfe]', {
		custom: [
			'[',
			']'
		]
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: [knoepfe]

slug = getSlug('NEXUS4 only $299');
console.log(slug); // Output: nexus-4-only-usd299

slug = getSlug('NEXUS4 only €299', {
	    maintainCase: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: NEXUS-4-only-EUR299

slug = getSlug('Don\'t drink and drive', {
	    titleCase: true
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: Don-t-Drink-And-Drive

slug = getSlug('Don\'t drink and drive', {
	    titleCase: ['and']
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: Don-t-Drink-and-Drive

slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar ♥ Foo < Bar', {
	    lang: false
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-bar-foo-bar

slug = getSlug('Foo & Bar ♥ Foo < Bar', {
	    symbols: false
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: foo-bar-foo-bar

slug = getSlug('ä♥ä', {
		lang: 'tr',
	    symbols: false
	});
console.log(slug); // Output: a

createSlug([options])

options: {object|string} config object or separator string (see above)

Create your own specially configured function.

var options = {
	    maintainCase: true,
	    separator: '_'
	};

var mySlug = require('speakingurl').createSlug(options);
// in browser:
// var mySlug = createSlug(options);

var slug = mySlug("Schöner Titel läßt grüßen!? Bel été !");
console.log(slug); // Output: Schoener_Titel_laesst_gruessen_Bel_ete

Create your own specially configured function with title-case feature.

var options = {
	    titleCase: [
	        "a","an","and","as","at","but",
	        "by","en","for","if","in","nor",
	        "of","on","or","per","the","to","vs"
	    ]
	};

var mySlug = require('speakingurl').createSlug(options);
// in browser:
// var mySlug = createSlug(options);

var slug = mySlug('welcome to the jungle');
console.log(slug); // Output: Welcome-to-the-Jungle

Changelog

see CHANGELOG.md

Tests

Build Status

npm test

Contribution

# fork pid/speakingurl on Github
$ git clone [email protected]:<YOUR_USER>/speakingurl.git
$ cd speakingurl
$ npm install
# add your stuff
# add tests
# add example for new feature
# add release info to CHANGELOG.md
# add description/example to README.md
$ gulp
$ commit files (speakingurl.min.js,...)
# if everything works fine, commit, push to your repository
# create pull request

Release

$ gulp bumpup --patch  # --minor # --major
$ gulp
$ gulp release

Release to RubyGems.org

$ gulp
$ gem build speakingurl-rails.gemspec
$ gem push speakingurl-rails-x.x.x.gem

References

Use in other environments

Ports

Credits

License

The BSD 3-Clause License (BSD3)

Copyright (c) 2013-2017 Sascha Droste [email protected] All rights reserved.

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