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ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer
Advanced tools
provides a runtime mobiledoc dom-renderer to ember apps
Provides:
<RenderMobiledoc ... />
for rendering mobiledoc in your ember appmobiledoc-dom-renderer
classTo learn more about mobiledoc see mobiledoc-kit.
ember install ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer
<RenderMmobiledoc @mobiledoc={{myMobileDoc}} />
{{! myMobiledoc is the mobiledoc you want to render }}
{{! myCardNames is an array of card names, e.g. ['embed-card', 'slideshow-card'] }}
<RenderMmobiledoc @mobiledoc={{myMobileDoc}} @cardNames={{myCardNames}} />
The ember components with names matching the mobiledoc card names will be rendered
and passed a payload
property.
The ember components will be in a wrapper div with the class '__rendered-mobiledoc-card' and '__rendered-mobiledoc-card-${cardName}'.
If your mobiledoc card names do not match component names, you can pass an argument to
the <RenderMobiledoc...>
component to provide your own mapping.
E.g.:
// components/my-component.hbs
<RenderMobiledoc
@mobiledoc={{...}}
@cardNameToComponentName={{this.cardNameToComponentName}}
/>
// components/my-component.js
import Component from '@glimmer/component';
import { action } from '@ember/object';
export default class extends Component {
@action
cardNameToComponentName(mobiledocCardName) {
return 'cards/' + mobiledocCardName;
}
}
This works the same way as rendering mobiledoc with ember components for cards.
To pass atom names to the renderer, use the atomNames
property, e.g.:
{{! myAtomNames is an array of atom names, e.g. ['mention-atom'] }}
<RenderMobiledoc @mobiledoc={{myMobileDoc}} @atomNames={{myAtomNames}} />
The component will be passed a payload
and value
property.
To customize atom lookup, pass an atomNameToComponentName
argument similar to
what is shown above for cardNameToComponentName
.
The sectionElementRenderer
and markupElementRenderer
options can be used to
customize the elements used for sections and inline text decorations respectively.
E.g.:
<RenderMobiledoc @mobiledoc={{this.myMobileDoc}} @sectionElementRenderer={{this.mySectionElementRenderer}} />
mySectionElementRenderer: {
h1: (tagName, domDocument) => {
let element = domDocument.createElement('h1');
element.classList.add('primary-heading');
return element;
}
}
This addon provides the mobiledoc-dom-renderer directly. Most of the time
you will want to use the <RenderMobiledoc />
component, but if you need
to use the renderer directly in code, it can be imported:
import DOMRenderer from 'ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer'
;
See RELEASE.md
v0.8.1 (2022-10-19)
FAQs
provides a runtime mobiledoc dom-renderer to ember apps
The npm package ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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