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@gw2/markup-react

v1.0.1

Published

Render Guild Wars 2 markup as React elements

Readme

@gw2/markup-react

This package renders Guild Wars 2® markup as React elements.

Usage

This package provides both a render function and a React component for rendering Guild Wars 2® markup.

Render function

import { renderGw2Markup } from '@gw2/markup-react';

const node = renderGw2Markup('Hello <c=@info>world</c>');

Component

import { Gw2Markup } from '@gw2/markup-react';

export function Example() {
  return <Gw2Markup markup="Hello <c=@info>world</c>" />;
}

Options

You can customize the components used for rendering the different markup nodes by passing a components prop to the Gw2Markup component or an options object to the renderGw2Markup function.

| Component slot | Description | Default | |-|-|-| | root | The root component that wraps the entire rendered output. | React.Fragment | | color | The component used to render color nodes. Receives a color prop with the color value (e.g. @info, #ff0000). | span with inline style for hex colors and a data-gw2-markup-color attribute for named colors | | break | The component used to render line breaks. | br |

import { renderGw2Markup } from '@gw2/markup-react';

const node = renderGw2Markup('Hello <c=@info>world</c>', {
  components: {
    color: ({ color, children }) => (
      <span className={`gw2-color-${color.slice(1)}`}>{children}</span>
    ),
  },
});

CSS styles

If you are using the default color rendering, you can install @gw2/markup-css and import a shared stylesheet to apply the default styles for known named colors.

import '@gw2/markup-css/styles.css';

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.