• Et Cetera will ellipsis-ify an element's text by clipping off desired portion of string and replacing that with an ellipsis button ('...')

• After forking or cloning this repo, assuming node is installed run npm install
• Once the deps are installed, running gulp will build everything into the build directory
• The example page will be found in build/index.html

• bower install et-cetera

• characters: {Number|Function} Either the number of characters to display (clip the rest off) OR a function that returns the characters to display
  • (defaults to 50)
• onClick: {Function} A function that is called when the ellipsis trigger is clicked. This function will receive the trigger element as well as the clipped element's full text
• buttonClass: {String} A class to be added to the ellipsis button (also accepts multiple space-separated classes)
  • (defaults to 'ion-more')
• buttonLabel: {String} A string of text to be added as the ellipsis button's aria-label.
• selectText: {Boolean} Whether or not to select the text in the given element when its clicked
  • (defaults to true)
• insertAs: {String} Where to insert the button relative to the element being clipped: 'prevSibling', 'nextSibling', 'firstChild', or 'lastChild'
  • defaults to 'nextSibling'
• Example usage:

jQuery('#foo').etCetera({
	characters: 50
}); // will clip #foo after 50 characters

OR

jQuery('#foo').etCetera({
	characters: function (trigger, text) {
		return text.substr(0, text.lastIndexOf('/')) // will clip #foo at its last slash
	}
}
});

OR

jQuery('#foo').etCetera({
	buttonClass: 'my-button',
	characters: 29,
	onClick: function (ellipsiBtn, fullText) {
		console.log('clicked: ', ellipsiBtn);
		alert('this full text is: ', fullText);
	}
})

• Run tests with gulp test