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@ndla/article-converter
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Transforms NDLA articles into extended html versions
Converts NDLA articles created in ed.ndla.no into a React tree
yarn add @ndla/article-converter
Articles rendered on NDLA.no can contain different embeds, each having their own data requirements. In order to keep embed data fresh, it is fetched directly from its source instead of being embedded within the stored article. As such, a transformation process is required.
In order to allow for flexibility in how and when an article is transformed, the process has been split up into several different steps:
<ndlaembed />
html elements.<ndlaembed />
tags and fetches the required embed metadata. The metadata is then serialized and stored in a data-json
attribute on the <ndlaembed>
.transform
from the @ndla/article-converter
package.@ndla/article-converter
package transforms the HTML string into React Elements, and applies a series of transformations to further transform the article. It returns a valid React tree.This package exports two functions that allows one to transform NDLA content to React nodes.
target="_blank"
to all links.<ndlaembed>
element that has been passed through GraphQL. Returns a react tree.FAQs
Transforms NDLA articles into extended html versions
We found that @ndla/article-converter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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