`

`js
import {Quote} from '@github/quote-selection'

document.addEventListener('keydown', event => {
if (event.key == 'r') {
const quote = new Quote()
if (quote.closest('.my-quote-region')) {
quote.insert(document.querySelector('textarea'))
}
}
})
`

Quote will take the currently selected HTML from the specified quote region, convert it to markdown, and create a quoted representation of the selection.

insert will insert the string representation of a selected text into the specified text area field.

$3

`js
const quote = new MarkdownQuote('.comment-body')
quote.select(document.querySelector('.comment-body'))
if (quote.closest('.my-quote-region')) {
quote.insert(quote, document.querySelector('textarea'))
}
`

Using MarkdownQuote instead of Quote will ensure markdown syntax is preserved.

The optional scopeSelector parameter of MarkdownQuote ensures that even if the user selection bleeds outside of the scoped element, the quoted portion will always be contained inside the scope. This is useful to avoid accidentally quoting parts of the UI that might be interspersed between quotable content.




Development

`
npm install
npm test
``

License

Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.