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string-2-react

v0.1.6

Published

Turn your valid strings into a react component

Downloads

3

Readme

string-2-react 🧵 ⚛️

Turn your valid HTML strings into React components with ease!

Installation

You can install the package using npm or yarn:

npm install string-2-react
yarn add string-2-react 

Usage

`const { stringToReactComponent } = require('string-2-react');

const htmlString = '<div><h1>Hello World</h1><p>Welcome to my awesome website!</p></div>';
const reactComponent = stringToReactComponent(htmlString);

console.log(reactComponent);
// Output: <div><h1>Hello World</h1><p>Welcome to my awesome website!</p></div>` 

API

stringToReactComponent(html: string): string

Transforms the given HTML string into a React component string.

Arguments

  • html (string): The HTML string to convert.

Returns

  • The React component.

This is a package that converts your valid HTML strings into React components, making it easier to integrate them into your React applications.

Advantages

  • string-2-react is a lightweight package that can be easily integrated into your React project.

  • It efficiently converts your HTML strings into React components.

  • The package is easy to use, and you can get started with just a few lines of code.

  • It handles different types of HTML elements, including self-closing tags, start tags, and end tags, as well as <script> tags.

Limitations

  • string-2-react is not meant to handle complex HTML strings that include other types of non-HTML content besides <script> tags.

  • Does not sanitize the html

  • Does not do validation

  • Does not provide support against XSS

Conclusion

If you find any bugs or want to contribute to the project, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.