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@zapal/payload-lexical-react

v1.5.0

Published

Payload CMS rich text Lexical editor to React JSX renderer

Downloads

241

Readme

Lexical to React JSX made easy

Designed for Payload CMS RichText Lexical editor. Rendering Lexical to React JSX.

Install

npm i @zapal/payload-lexical-react

Basic Usage

import {
  PayloadLexicalReact,
  PayloadLexicalReactProps
} from "@zapal/payload-lexical-react";

const BlogPost = () => {
  const content = await fetchLexicalEditorState();

  return (
    <article>
      <PayloadLexicalReact content={content} />
    </article>
  );
}

Get started by passing your Lexical rich text serialized state to the component. Default setup renders the most basic styles only. P.S.: You can use it with the @tailwindcss/typography package to instantly style your rich text.

Properties

elements

In order to customize the result, use the elements prop to override the default elements rendering behavior:

import { defaultElements, PayloadLexicalReact } from '@zapal/payload-lexical-react';

<PayloadLexicalReact
  content={content}
  elements={{
    ...defaultElements,
    heading: (props) => {
      const Component = props.tag;
      const style = { color: '#f84c0b', backgroundColor: '#000' };

      return <Component style={style}>{props.children}</Component>;
    },
    paragraph: (props) => <p className="custom-paragraph">{props.children}</p>,
  }}
/>;

mark

To customize rendering of text marks like bold, italic etc., add your own mark function:

import { PayloadLexicalReact } from '@zapal/payload-lexical-react';

<PayloadLexicalReact
  content={content}
  mark={(mark) => {
    if (mark.bold) return <strong style={{ fontWeight: 'bold' }}>{mark.text}</strong>;
    if (mark.italic) return <span style={{ fontStyle: 'italic' }}>{mark.text}</span>;
    // Other marks go here if needed

    return <>{mark.text}</>;
  }}
/>;

blocks

Payload CMS Lexical RichText Editor comes with BlocksFeature included. You can render custom blocks like this:

import {
  BlockNode,
  PayloadLexicalReact,
} from "@zapal/payload-lexical-react";

type HorizontalGutter = {
  text: string;
  large?: boolean;
};

 <PayloadLexicalReact<{ horizontalGutter: HorizontalGutter }>
  content={content}
  blocks={{
    horizontalGutter: (props) => (
      <div style={{ padding: props.fields.data.large ? '0 4rem' : '0 1rem' }}>
        {props.fields.data.text}
      </div>
    ),
  }}
/>