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Element React module for WordPress.
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/**
* Internal dependencies
*/
import { Children, createElement } from './react';
/**
* Props for the RawHTML component.
*/
export type RawHTMLProps = {
children: string | string[];
} & React.ComponentPropsWithoutRef< 'div' >;
/**
* Component used to render unescaped HTML.
*
* Note: The `renderElement` serializer will remove the `div` wrapper
* unless non-children props are present; typically when preparing a block for saving.
*
* @example
* ```jsx
* import { RawHTML } from '@wordpress/element';
*
* const Component = () => <RawHTML><h3>Hello world</h3></RawHTML>;
* // Edit: <div><h3>Hello world</h3></div>
* // save: <h3>Hello world</h3>
* ```
*
* @param {RawHTMLProps} props Children should be a string of HTML or an array
* of strings. Other props will be passed through
* to the div wrapper.
*
* @return Dangerously-rendering component.
*/
export default function RawHTML( {
children,
...props
}: RawHTMLProps ): JSX.Element {
let rawHtml = '';
// Cast children as an array, and concatenate each element if it is a string.
Children.toArray( children ).forEach( ( child ) => {
if ( typeof child === 'string' && child.trim() !== '' ) {
rawHtml += child;
}
} );
// The `div` wrapper will be stripped by the `renderElement` serializer in
// `./serialize.js` unless there are non-children props present.
return createElement( 'div', {
dangerouslySetInnerHTML: { __html: rawHtml },
...props,
} );
}