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draftjs-filters
Advanced tools
Filter Draft.js content to preserve only the formatting you allow. Built for Draftail and Wagtail.
The main use case is to select what formatting to keep when copy-pasting rich text into an editor, for example from Word or Google Docs, addressing Draft.js limitations like #166. Check out the online demo!
First, grab the package from npm:
npm install --save draftjs-filters
Then, in your editor import filterEditorState
and call it in the Draft.js onChange
handler. This function takes two parameters: the filtering configuration, and the editorState
.
import { filterEditorState } from "draftjs-filters"
function onChange(editorState) {
const shouldFilterPaste =
editorState.getLastChangeType() === "insert-fragment"
let nextState = editorState
if (shouldFilterPaste) {
nextState = filterEditorState(
{
blocks: ["header-two", "header-three", "unordered-list-item"],
styles: ["BOLD"],
entities: [
{
type: "IMAGE",
attributes: ["src"],
whitelist: {
src: "^http",
},
},
{
type: "LINK",
attributes: ["url"],
},
],
maxNesting: 1,
whitespacedCharacters: ["\n", "\t", "📷"],
},
nextState,
)
}
this.setState({ editorState: nextState })
}
Here are the available options:
// Whitelist of allowed block types. unstyled and atomic are always included.
blocks: Array<DraftBlockType>,
// Whitelist of allowed inline styles.
styles: Array<string>,
// Whitelist of allowed entities.
entities: Array<{
// Entity type, eg. "LINK"
type: string,
// Allowed attributes. Other attributes will be removed.
attributes: Array<string>,
// Refine which entities are kept by whitelisting acceptable values with regular expression patterns.
whitelist: {
[attribute: string]: string,
},
}>,
// Maximum amount of depth for lists (0 = no nesting).
maxNesting: number,
// Characters to replace with whitespace.
whitespacedCharacters: Array<string>,
filterEditorState
isn't very flexible. If you want more control over the filtering, simply compose your own filter function with the other single-purpose utilities. The Draft.js filters are published as ES6 modules using Rollup – module bundlers like Rollup and Webpack will tree shake (remove) the unused functions so you only bundle the code you use.
/**
* Creates atomic blocks where they would be required for a block-level entity
* to work correctly, when such an entity exists.
* Note: at the moment, this is only useful for IMAGE entities that Draft.js
* injects on arbitrary blocks on paste.
*/
preserveAtomicBlocks((content: ContentState))
/**
* Resets atomic blocks to have a single-space char and no styles.
*/
resetAtomicBlocks((content: ContentState))
/**
* Removes atomic blocks for which the entity isn't whitelisted.
*/
removeInvalidAtomicBlocks((whitelist: Array<Object>), (content: ContentState))
/**
* Removes blocks that have a non-zero depth, and aren't list items.
* Happens with Apple Pages inserting `unstyled` items between list items.
*/
removeInvalidDepthBlocks((content: ContentState))
/**
* Resets the depth of all the content to at most max.
*/
limitBlockDepth((max: number), (content: ContentState))
/**
* Removes all block types not present in the whitelist.
*/
filterBlockTypes((whitelist: Array<DraftBlockType>), (content: ContentState))
/**
* Removes all styles not present in the whitelist.
*/
filterInlineStyles((whitelist: Array<string>), (content: ContentState))
/**
* Clones entities in the entityMap, so each range points to its own entity instance.
* This only clones entities as necessary – if an entity is only referenced
* in a single range, it won't be changed.
*/
cloneEntities((content: ContentState))
/**
* Filters entity ranges (where entities are applied on text) based on the result of
* the callback function. Returning true keeps the entity range, false removes it.
* Draft.js automatically removes entities if they are not applied on any text.
*/
filterEntityRanges(
(filterFn: (
content: ContentState,
entityKey: string,
block: ContentBlock,
) => boolean),
(content: ContentState),
)
/**
* Keeps all entity types (images, links, documents, embeds) that are enabled.
*/
shouldKeepEntityType((whitelist: Array<Object>), (type: string))
/**
* Removes invalid images – they should only be in atomic blocks.
* This only removes the image entity, not the camera emoji (📷) that Draft.js inserts.
* If we want to remove this in the future, consider that:
* - It needs to be removed in the block text, where it's 2 chars / 1 code point.
* - The corresponding CharacterMetadata needs to be removed too, and it's 2 instances
*/
shouldRemoveImageEntity((entityType: string), (blockType: DraftBlockType))
/**
* Filters entities based on the data they contain.
*/
shouldKeepEntityByAttribute(
(entityTypes: Array<Object>),
(entityType: string),
(data: Object),
)
/**
* Filters data on an entity to only retain what is whitelisted.
*/
filterEntityData((entityTypes: Array<Object>), (content: ContentState))
/**
* Replaces the given characters by their equivalent length of spaces, in all blocks.
*/
replaceTextBySpaces((characters: Array<string>), (content: ContentState))
The Draft.js filters follow the browser support targets of Draft.js. Be sure to have a look at the required Draft.js polyfills.
Have a look at our test data in pasting/
.
Editor - Browser | Chrome Windows | Chrome macOS | Firefox Windows | Firefox macOS | Edge Windows | IE11 Windows | Safari macOS | Safari iOS | Chrome Android |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Word 2016 | N/A | N/A | |||||||
Word 2010 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | ||||
Apple Pages | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | ||||
Google Docs | |||||||||
Word Online | Unsupported | ? | ? | ||||||
Dropbox Paper | Unsupported | ? | ? |
Use the Draft.js Cut/Copy/Paste testing plan. We target specific external sources, and have ready-made test documents available to test them:
Here are external sources we want to pay special attention to, and for which we have ready-made test documents with diverse rich content.
There are known Draft.js issues with pasting in IE11. For now, we advise users to turn on stripPastedStyles
in IE11 only so that Draft.js removes all formatting but preserves whitespace:
const IS_IE11 = !window.ActiveXObject && "ActiveXObject" in window
const editor = <Editor stripPastedStyles={IS_IE11} />
See anything you like in here? Anything missing? We welcome all support, whether on bug reports, feature requests, code, design, reviews, tests, documentation, and more. Please have a look at our contribution guidelines.
Clone the project on your computer, and install Node. This project also uses nvm.
nvm install
# Then, install all project dependencies.
npm install
# Install the git hooks.
./.githooks/deploy
Everything mentioned in the installation process should already be done.
# Make sure you use the right node version.
nvm use
# Start the server and the development tools.
npm run start
# Runs linting.
npm run lint
# Start a Flow server for type errors.
npm run flow
# Re-formats all of the files in the project (with Prettier).
npm run format
# Run tests in a watcher.
npm run test:watch
# Run test coverage
npm run test:coverage
# Open the coverage report with:
npm run report:coverage
# Open the build report with:
npm run report:build
# View other available commands with:
npm run
Use npm run release
, which uses standard-version to generate the CHANGELOG and decide on the version bump based on the commits since the last release.
View the full list of contributors. MIT licensed. Website content available as CC0.
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FAQs
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The npm package draftjs-filters receives a total of 4,440 weekly downloads. As such, draftjs-filters popularity was classified as popular.
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