draft-js
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A React framework for building text editors.
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/**
* Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
*
* This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
*
* @format
* @flow strict-local
* @emails oncall+draft_js
*/
;
import type { BlockNodeRecord } from "./BlockNodeRecord";
import type { DraftInlineStyle } from "./DraftInlineStyle";
import type SelectionState from "./SelectionState";
const DraftEditorTextNode = require("./DraftEditorTextNode.react");
const React = require("react");
const invariant = require("fbjs/lib/invariant");
const isHTMLBRElement = require("./isHTMLBRElement");
const setDraftEditorSelection = require("./setDraftEditorSelection").setDraftEditorSelection;
type CSSStyleObject = {
[property: string]: string | number,
...
};
type CustomStyleMap = {
[name: string]: CSSStyleObject,
...
};
type CustomStyleFn = (style: DraftInlineStyle, block: BlockNodeRecord) => ?CSSStyleObject;
type Props = {
// The block that contains this leaf.
block: BlockNodeRecord,
// Mapping of style names to CSS declarations.
customStyleMap: CustomStyleMap,
// Function that maps style names to CSS style objects.
customStyleFn: CustomStyleFn,
// Whether to force the DOM selection after render.
forceSelection: boolean,
// Whether this leaf is the last in its block. Used for a DOM hack.
isLast: boolean,
offsetKey: string,
// The current `SelectionState`, used to represent a selection range in the
// editor
selection: ?SelectionState,
// The offset of this string within its block.
start: number,
// The set of style(s) names to apply to the node.
styleSet: DraftInlineStyle,
// The full text to be rendered within this node.
text: string,
...
};
/**
* All leaf nodes in the editor are spans with single text nodes. Leaf
* elements are styled based on the merging of an optional custom style map
* and a default style map.
*
* `DraftEditorLeaf` also provides a wrapper for calling into the imperative
* DOM Selection API. In this way, top-level components can declaratively
* maintain the selection state.
*/
class DraftEditorLeaf extends React.Component<Props> {
/**
* By making individual leaf instances aware of their context within
* the text of the editor, we can set our selection range more
* easily than we could in the non-React world.
*
* Note that this depends on our maintaining tight control over the
* DOM structure of the DraftEditor component. If leaves had multiple
* text nodes, this would be harder.
*/
leaf: ?HTMLElement;
_setSelection(): void {
const {
selection
} = this.props; // If selection state is irrelevant to the parent block, no-op.
if (selection == null || !selection.getHasFocus()) {
return;
}
const {
block,
start,
text
} = this.props;
const blockKey = block.getKey();
const end = start + text.length;
if (!selection.hasEdgeWithin(blockKey, start, end)) {
return;
} // Determine the appropriate target node for selection. If the child
// is not a text node, it is a <br /> spacer. In this case, use the
// <span> itself as the selection target.
const node = this.leaf;
invariant(node, 'Missing node');
const child = node.firstChild;
invariant(child, 'Missing child');
let targetNode;
if (child.nodeType === Node.TEXT_NODE) {
targetNode = child;
} else if (isHTMLBRElement(child)) {
targetNode = node;
} else {
targetNode = child.firstChild;
invariant(targetNode, 'Missing targetNode');
}
setDraftEditorSelection(selection, targetNode, blockKey, start, end);
}
shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps: Props): boolean {
const leafNode = this.leaf;
invariant(leafNode, 'Missing leafNode');
const shouldUpdate = leafNode.textContent !== nextProps.text || nextProps.styleSet !== this.props.styleSet || nextProps.forceSelection;
return shouldUpdate;
}
componentDidUpdate(): void {
this._setSelection();
}
componentDidMount(): void {
this._setSelection();
}
render(): React.Node {
const {
block
} = this.props;
let {
text
} = this.props; // If the leaf is at the end of its block and ends in a soft newline, append
// an extra line feed character. Browsers collapse trailing newline
// characters, which leaves the cursor in the wrong place after a
// shift+enter. The extra character repairs this.
if (text.endsWith('\n') && this.props.isLast) {
text += '\n';
}
const {
customStyleMap,
customStyleFn,
offsetKey,
styleSet
} = this.props;
let styleObj = styleSet.reduce((map, styleName) => {
const mergedStyles = {};
const style = customStyleMap[styleName];
if (style !== undefined && map.textDecoration !== style.textDecoration) {
// .trim() is necessary for IE9/10/11 and Edge
mergedStyles.textDecoration = [map.textDecoration, style.textDecoration].join(' ').trim();
}
return Object.assign(map, style, mergedStyles);
}, {});
if (customStyleFn) {
const newStyles = customStyleFn(styleSet, block);
styleObj = Object.assign(styleObj, newStyles);
}
return <span data-offset-key={offsetKey} ref={ref => this.leaf = ref} style={styleObj}>
<DraftEditorTextNode>{text}</DraftEditorTextNode>
</span>;
}
}
module.exports = DraftEditorLeaf;