Zero dependency, Vanilla JavaScript Tag Editor
npm install @jcubic/tagger```
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|___|___| version 0.6.2Tagger: Zero dependency, Vanilla JavaScript Tag Editor

!Tag Editor widget in JavaScript
``
npm install @jcubic/tagger
or
``
yarn add @jcubic/tagger
``
tagger(document.querySelector('[name="tags"]'), {allow_spaces: false});
Multiple inputs can be created by passing a NodeList or array of elements (eg. document.querySelectorAll()). If only one element is contained in the list then tagger will return the tagger instance, an array of tagger instances will be returned if the number of elements is greater than 1.
Tagger can easily be used with ReactJS.
`javascript
import { useRef, useState, useEffect } from 'react'
import tagger from '@jcubic/tagger'
const App = () => {
const [tags, setTags] = useState([]);
const inputRef = useRef(null);
useEffect(() => {
const taggerOptions = {
allow_spaces: true,
};
tagger(inputRef.current, taggerOptions);
onChange();
}, [inputRef]);
const onChange = () => {
setTags(tags_array(inputRef.current.value));
};
return (
}>{tag}function tags_array(str) {
return str.split(/\s,\s/).filter(Boolean);
}
export default App
`
See demo in action on CodePen.
* add_tag(string): booleanremove_tag(string): booelan
* complete(string): void
*
* wrap (default false) allow tags to wrap onto new lines instead of overflow scroll
* allow_duplicates (default false)
* allow_spaces (default true)
* add_on_blur (default false)
* completion {list: string[] | function(): Promise(string[])|string[], delay: miliseconds, min_length: number}function(name): string|false
* link it should return what should be in href attribute or falsenumber
* tag_limit (default -1) limit number of tags, when set to -1 there are no limitsstring
* placeholder (default unset) If set in options or on the initial input, this placeholder value will be shown in the tag entry inputfunction(name): string` it should return the tag name after applying any filters (eg String.toUpperCase()), empty string to filter out tag and prevent creation.
* filter
NOTE: if you're familiar with TypeScript you can check the API by looking at
TypeScript definition file:
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