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https://github.com/ehousestudio/craft_hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. It should, at the very least, give you a nice start.

You can use the Twig filter with: {{ entry.fieldHandle|hacksaw(words="100") }}

https://github.com/ryanshrum/hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. It should, at the very least, give you a nice start.

You can use the Twig filter with: {{ entry.fieldHandle|hacksaw(words="100") }}

https://github.com/ryanshrum/craft_hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. It should, at the very least, give you a nice start.

You can use the Twig filter with: {{ entry.fieldHandle|hacksaw(words="100") }}

https://github.com/ehousestudio/craft_hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. It should, at the very least, give you a nice start.

You can use the Twig filter with: {{ entry.fieldHandle|hacksaw(words="100") }}

https://github.com/ryanshrum/craft_hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. Should at the very least give you a nice start.

https://github.com/ryanshrum/craft_hacksaw

This hasn't been fully tested for production, or documented for that matter, but I have migrated it over and tested basic usage as per the docs on devot-ee. It should, at the very least, give you a nice start.

You can use the Twig filter with: {{ entry.fieldHandle|hacksaw(words="100") }}