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dom-props-react

v1.0.0

Published

A simple library listing all dom properties React accepts, as well as basic validator functions for them.

Downloads

11

Readme

dom-props-react

A simple library listing all dom properties React accepts, as well as basic validator functions for them.

Usage

filterDomProps

var filterDomProps = require("dom-props-react").filterDomProps

This function takes a props object and filter out all non-dom props for you to pass on to dom elements. It takes and optional filterOpts object that can turn on or off html, aria, data and svg property filtering. By default all are enabled

Example:

var myProps = {
  invalidProp: "value",
  "aria-hidden": true,
  "data-x": "x",
  fontFamily: "Arial",
  className: "myClass"
}

var filtered = filterDomProps(myProps); //{"aria-hidden": true, "data-x": "x", fontFamily: "Arial", className: "myClass"}

var filteredAria = filterDomProps(myProps, {html: false, svg: false, data: false}) //{"aria-hidden": true}

isValidAttribute

If you don't want to import all the dom properties (it's basically just three long arrays with all props), you can choose to import just the one you want by doing require on dom-props-react/html, dom-props-react/svg, dom-props-react/aria or dom-props-react/data. All of these export a function called isValidAttribute() that simply takes a string name and returns whether it's valid for that domain. Additionally, all but dom-props-react/data export an attributes array that simply lists all valid attributes for their domain