We're working on migrating from react-native-markdown-renderer and are trying to understand some differences we're seeing when using our existing rules that make use of the exported renderRules.
We have a rule for list_item so that we can catch some cases and render something different, otherwise we call renderRules.list_Item. After changing to this library we're seeing that styles aren't being passed leading to flexDirection: 'row' not being applied causing the bullet point and text to appear on different lines.
The second issue is when using the markdown-it emoji plugin. Previously with react-native-markdown-renderer emoji would be shown with the same font size as the content they're part of i.e. a heading. But this isn't the case with this library.
Maybe we're using this library incorrectly so any guidance would be much appeciated.
We're working on migrating from
react-native-markdown-rendererand are trying to understand some differences we're seeing when using our existing rules that make use of the exported renderRules.Here is an Expo Snack displaying the main issues we're seeing: https://snack.expo.dev/@markholland/react-native-markdown-display
We have a rule for list_item so that we can catch some cases and render something different, otherwise we call
renderRules.list_Item. After changing to this library we're seeing that styles aren't being passed leading toflexDirection: 'row'not being applied causing the bullet point and text to appear on different lines.This appears to be because in the
renderRules.list_Itemfunction only styles prefixed with_VIEW_SAFE_are used but this won't be the case if we're usingrenderRules.list_itemdirectly and passing onlylist_itemstyles not_VIEW_SAFE_list_itemas used here https://github.com/iamacup/react-native-markdown-display/blob/master/src/lib/renderRules.js#L125The second issue is when using the markdown-it emoji plugin. Previously with
react-native-markdown-rendereremoji would be shown with the same font size as the content they're part of i.e. a heading. But this isn't the case with this library.Maybe we're using this library incorrectly so any guidance would be much appeciated.