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dangerzone

v1.0.1

Published

Seamlessly use raw HTML in React without dangerouslySetInnerHTML.

Downloads

34

Readme

dangerzone

Seamlessly use raw HTML in React without dangerouslySetInnerHTML.

Install

npm install --save dangerzone

Examples

function WithHtmlLiteral () {
    return <div>{dz`<em>Yeah!</em>`}</div>;
}
function WithHtmlVariable (props) {
    return <div>{dz(props.html)}</div>;
}

Notes

  1. Dangerzone removes all on* attributes.
  2. Dangerzone replaces checked attribute with defaultChecked.
  3. Dangerzone replaces value attribute with defaultValue.
  4. Dangerzone removes <script> tags.

API

dangerzone

Converts HTML to ReactNodes array.

Arguments (if called as template string tag):

  1. html : TemplateStringsArray — template strings array.
  2. ...rest : any[] — template values array.

Arguments (if called as regular function):

  1. html : string — input HTML.

Returns: ReactNode[] — resulting ReactNodes array.

Alias: dz.

htmlToDom

Converts HTML to htmlparser2's DOM.

Arguments:

  1. html : string — input HTML.

Returns: Dom — resulting DOM.

Throws:

  • htmlparser2's exception, if there is error while parsing HTML.
  • 'Unknown HTML parsing error: Neither DOM nor Error returned' if neither DOM nor error returned by parser.

domToReact

Converts htmlparser2's DOM to ReactNodes array.

Arguments:

  1. dom : Dom — htmlparser2's DOM.
  2. counter : IDzCounter = { val : 0 } — counter object needed for adding key props to child nodes.

Returns: ReactNode[] — resulting ReactNodes array.

attribsToReact

Converts htmlparser2's attributes to React's DOMAttributes.

Arguments:

  1. node : Tag | Style — htmlparser2's Tag or Style node.
  2. counter : IDzCounter = { val : 0 } — counter object needed for adding key props to child nodes.

Returns: DOMAttributes — resulting React's DOMAttributes object.

cssToCssom

Converts CSS to postcss' nodes array.

Arguments:

  1. css : string — input CSS.

Returns: Declaration[] — resulting Declarations array.

cssomToReact

Converts postcss' declarations array to React's CSSProperties.

Arguments:

  1. nodes : Declaration[] — postcss' declarations array.

Returns: CSSProperties — resulting React's style object.

IDzCounter

Special object needed for adding key props to child React nodes.

  • val : number — counter's value.

License

MIT