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text2components

v1.0.0

Published

Interpolate text with react components

Downloads

235

Readme

Interpolate text with react components !

For exemple, imagine you have a text like this: the sun is <b>bright</b> but its just a text, and you want to highlight the word "bright" with a react component.

you can use the function Interpolation to do that:

import { Interpolation } from 'text2components';

const text = `the sun is <b>bright</b>`;

export function MyComponent() {
    return (
        <Interpolation text={text} components={{ b : <b /> }} />
    );
}

Every tag in the text will be replaced by the corresponding react component, and the content beetween the tag be passed as a children to the given components. You can also give props to the components:

<Interpolation text={text} components={{ b: <b className="highlight" style={{ fontSize: "1.5rem" }} /> }}>

You also can interpolate values into the text:

text looking like this: I have {{ count }} apples

you can set the value count like this:

<Interpolate test={text} values={{ count: 4 }} />

it will return I have 4 apples

if you want to have it return as a string and not a react Component, you can use the function valueInterpolation