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a function to filter props that are not valid dom props when spreading props in an HOC in react
A simple helper function to filter out invalid dom properties. Useful when spreading into at html element in react applications (and maybe for other things).
import filterInvalidDOMProps from "filter-invalid-dom-props";
const properties = {
onClick: () => {},
value: "cool",
type: "text",
christophercolumbus: "notcool"
};
const filteredProps = filterInvalidDOMProps(properties);
/* returns
{
onClick: () => {},
value: "cool",
type: "text"
};
*/
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a function to filter props that are not valid dom props when spreading props in an HOC in react
We found that filter-invalid-dom-props demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 47 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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