About Peppercorn

Peppercorn aims to be a simple and easy to use library for truncating HTML properly. It works using the fast Nokogiri ruby gem to parse a string of HTML into a document fragment. Then steppes through that document's children until it has counted the desired number of words.

Usage

The simple case is a simple string: "Hello World" "Hello World".truncate_html(1) # => "Hello…"

Of course if you don't like "…" on the end you could use something else: "Hello World".truncate_html(1, :tail => " All") # => "Hello All"

License

Copyright (c) 2011 Wade West

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