jsxify-html

jsxify-html is a utility that converts HTML strings into JSX syntax, making it easier to integrate HTML content into React components. It offers customization options through the JsxifyHtml class, allowing users to control specific aspects of the conversion process.

Installation

You can install jsxify-html via npm:

npm install jsxify-html

Or via pnpm:

pnpm add jsxify-html

Usage

Basic Usage with convert Function

The simplest way to use jsxify-html is through the convert function:

import { convert } from 'jsxify-html'

const jsx = convert('<div>Hello World</div>')

Advanced Usage with JsxifyHtml Class

For more control over the conversion process, you can create an instance of the JsxifyHtml class with custom options:

import { JsxifyHtml } from 'jsxify-html'

const jsxifier = new JsxifyHtml({
  preservePreTags: true,
  xml: true
})

const jsx = jsxifier.convert('<div>Hello World</div>')

Options

The JsxifyHtml class accepts an Options object to customize its behavior:

interface Options {
  /**
   * Preserves the formatting within <pre> tags when set to true.
   */
  preservePreTags?: boolean
  /**
   * Recommended way of configuring htmlparser2 when wanting to parse XML.
   */
  xml?: boolean
  /**
   * Configures the `html-entities` plugin rules for handling HTML entities.
   * For detailed configuration options, please refer to the documentation: <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/html-entities">html-entities</a>
   * @default { mode: 'nonAsciiPrintable', level: 'html5' }
   */
  htmlEntities?: EncodeOptions
}

Option Details

• preservePreTags: When true, the content within <pre> tags will be preserved with its original formatting.
• xml: If set to true, the parser is configured to handle XML parsing, which may be necessary depending on the HTML content.
• htmlEntities: This option allows you to customize the behavior of the html-entities library, which is used by default to handle special characters in the HTML. For more detailed configuration options, please refer to the html-entities documentation.

Example

import { JsxifyHtml } from 'jsxify-html'

const jsxifier = new JsxifyHtml({
  preservePreTags: false,
  xml: true
})

const jsx = jsxifier.convert(`
  <div>
    <h1>Title</h1>
    <pre>
      function helloWorld() {
        console.log("Hello, World!");
      }
    </pre>
  </div>
`)

API

convert(html?: string): undefined | string

A convenient function that wraps the JsxifyHtml class for simple use cases.

• html: The HTML string you want to convert to JSX.
• Returns: The converted JSX string or undefined if no HTML string is provided.

JsxifyHtml

The main class providing detailed control over the conversion process.

• constructor(options?: Options): Initializes the JsxifyHtml instance with optional configuration.
• convert(html?: string): undefined | string: Converts the provided HTML string to JSX.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.