Provides:
- Component
<RenderMobiledoc ... />for rendering mobiledoc in your ember app - (For advanced use) The ability to import the
mobiledoc-dom-rendererclass
To learn more about mobiledoc see mobiledoc-kit.
ember install ember-mobiledoc-dom-renderer
- Ember.js v3.16 or above (for older versions of Ember, try 0.7.0)
- Ember CLI v3.16 or above
- Node.js v12 or above
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.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.:
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.:
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