Closed teod closed 5 years ago
so you shouldn't pass an actual ContentState instance, but the result from convertToRaw:
getRNDraftJSBlocks({ contentState: convertToRaw(editorState.getCurrentContent()) })
Thanks for a great library ! but this part was really confusing, the docs are too incomplete.
@teod hey man, could you mind to share more complete code where to import EditorState? and use it? I am very new to the draftjs... I would like to give it a try in my current react native app, I followed the docs.. but no luck so far.... Thanks a lot
@malonguwa well EditorState
is a module from draftjs rather than this package, so basically that's an instance you would normally pass to a draftjs Editor
component.
A basic working example with draft-js and react-native-draftjs-render will look like something similar:
import EditorState from 'draft-js/lib/EditorState'
import convertFromRaw from 'draft-js/lib/convertFromRawToDraftState'
import convertToRaw from 'draft-js/lib/convertFromDraftStateToRaw'
import getRNDraftJSBlocks from 'react-native-draftjs-render'
const editorState = EditorState.createWithContent(
convertFromRaw({
blocks: [{
inlineStyleRanges: [],
text: 'This is just an unstyled raw block',
type: 'unstyled'
}],
entityMap: {},
})
)
getRNDraftJSBlocks({ contentState: convertToRaw(editorState.getCurrentContent()) })
I have an EditorState instance created with EditorState.createWithContent(). When I try to pass editorState.getCurrentContent() as contentState to the getRNDraftJSBlocks function it just returns null.