📝 CZ-TYPOGRAPHY

Easily fix Czech typography with JavaScript and React.

Automatically replaces spaces after single-letter conjunctions and prepositions (a, v, s, z...) so they don't stay at the end of the line – in violation of Czech spelling rules!

Developed and maintained by Jan Vyskočil (aka Vysko).

Features

Replace normal spaces with non-breaking spaces (\u00A0):

• after one-letter prepositions and conjuctions (k autu, v domě)
• between numbers and units (100 km, 30 °C)
• between initials and surnames (J. Vyskočil)

Instalation

$ npm install cz-typography
# or
$ yarn add cz-typography

📍 Usage

JavaScript function

import { fixCzech } from "cz-typography"

fixCzech('J. Novák běžel 5 km v domě.');
// => 'J.\u00A0Novák běžel 5\u00A0km v\u00A0domě.'

React component

⚠️ REQUIRES `react@16.8.0` or newer
(React is not required if you only use the JS function)

import TypoWrapper from 'cz-typography/react';

<TypoWrapper>
  <p>J. Novák běžel 5 km v domě.</p>
</TypoWrapper>

The <TypoWrapper> recursively walks through all text nodes in the JSX tree and applies the same typographic rules.

✅ Works in Server-side rendering (SSR)
❌ Cannot access nested content inside server components (like layout.js in Next.js) – use it closer to actual content (e.g. in page.js).

Optional configuration

You can disable individual features.
All the features are enabled by default:

fixCzech(text, {
  prepositions: true, // enables fixing one-letter prepositions/conjunctions
  units: true,        // enables fixing number+unit
  initials: true      // enables fixing initial+surname
});

<TypoWrapper options={
  prepositions: true,
  units: true,
  initials: true
}>