whitecube/laravel-string-typography

A set of simple Str & Stringable macros helping to implement typographic rules

v1.0.1 2024-07-26 12:56 UTC

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Last update: 2024-10-26 13:34:31 UTC


README

Rendering strings provided by users can result in unexpected typographic results. For instance, in most latin languages (such as french) it is recommended to add a non-breaking space in front of, amongst others, exclamation or question marks (! and ?). Most users will probably just type a regular space, which could result in an unwanted line break just before these punctuation marks.

This simple package provides a typography macro for Laravel's Str facade and Stringable instances (created using Str::of() or str()) that will take care of these typographic details.

It is also possible to enhance this package by adding your own typographic rules.

$content = 'Mama mia !';

echo str($content)->typography();
Mama mia !

Installation

composer require whitecube/laravel-string-typography

Getting started

The package's ServiceProvider and therefore its typography macro will automatically be registered upon installation. You can start using it right away:

{{-- Using the "Str" facade --}}
<h1>{!! Str::typography($title) !!}</h1>

{{-- Using the "str()" helper --}}
<p>{!! str($paragraph)->typography() !!}</p>

Using Stringable instances, you can chain typography with other helper methods:

<div>{!! str($text)->markdown()->typography() !!}</div>

Note

Since the transformed strings contain HTML entities (such as &nbsp;), don't forget to render them using {!! !!} instead of {{ }} in your Blade templates.

Default typographic rules

Registering & removing typographic rules

use Whitecube\Strings\Typography;

Typography::rule(
    key: 'a-to-b',
    regex: '/a/',
    callback: fn(array $matches) => 'b',
);

By default all the previously registered typographic rules will be applied when using the new typography method. It is possible to globally remove one of them using:

use Whitecube\Strings\Typography;

Typography::remove('a-to-b');

Filtering typographic rules

Call a single or a few specific rules:

<div>{!! str($text)->typography(only: 'hellip') !!}</div>
<div>{!! str($text)->typography(only: ['hellip', 'non-breaking-punctuation']) !!}</div>

Call all rules except a single or a few specific unwanted rules:

<div>{!! str($text)->typography(except: 'hellip') !!}</div>
<div>{!! str($text)->typography(except: ['hellip', 'non-breaking-punctuation']) !!}</div>

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Contributing

Feel free to suggest changes, ask for new features or fix bugs yourself. We're sure there are still a lot of improvements that could be made, and we would be very happy to merge useful pull requests. Thanks!

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