Open bmueller-sykes opened 4 years ago
FWIW, this issue still exists in 1.14.4
@bmueller-sykes: I will check this soon.
@bmueller-sykes : can you plz share complete trace of warning. I am not able to replicate issue and even find which code change may be causing this.
@jpuri Hopefully this is useful. Let me know if I can provide any further detail. I'm sorry to say the error message itself is pretty vague.
@jpuri any solutions to this warning yet?
I have the same issue when using inside MUI Tab
Same issue. As soon as I focus i.e try to type into the box, I see those errors in console log.
https://codesandbox.io/s/brave-gareth-pwrlz?file=/src/App.js
Did anyone find any solution to this?
I am getting this error even without material UI. Is there any solution?
@oikantik to be clear, it doesn't actually go away on production--React just doesn't report errors in production environments, for performance and security reasons.
@jpuri Are you able to take a look at some of the PR which might fix this please? (#1044 & #1008) There are now a few issues around which I think relate to the same problem (#953, #951 & #918). I'd like to use this for an application but this issue is currently preventing me (and I'm sure others too). Thank you 😄
@jpuri any chance the PRs can be looked at, it would solve a few issues pretty quickly! 😄
Guys, as it looks like this repo is not maintained I've re-forked and pushed updated version (based on https://github.com/jpuri/react-draft-wysiwyg/pull/1044): https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nick4fake/react-draft-wysiwyg
Please note, that for typescript you will need to manually add definitions:
declare module '@nick4fake/react-draft-wysiwyg' {
import * as React from 'react';
import * as Draft from 'draft-js';
export type SyntheticKeyboardEvent = React.KeyboardEvent<{}>;
export type SyntheticEvent = React.SyntheticEvent<{}>;
export type RawDraftContentState = Draft.RawDraftContentState;
export class EditorState extends Draft.EditorState {}
export class ContentState extends Draft.ContentState {}
export class ContentBlock extends Draft.ContentBlock {}
export class SelectionState extends Draft.SelectionState {}
export interface EditorProps {
webDriverTestID?: string;
onChange?(contentState: RawDraftContentState): void;
onEditorStateChange?(editorState: EditorState): void;
onContentStateChange?(contentState: RawDraftContentState): void;
initialContentState?: RawDraftContentState;
defaultContentState?: RawDraftContentState;
contentState?: RawDraftContentState;
editorState?: EditorState;
defaultEditorState?: EditorState;
toolbarOnFocus?: boolean;
spellCheck?: boolean;
stripPastedStyles?: boolean;
toolbar?: object;
toolbarCustomButtons?: Array<React.ReactElement<HTMLElement>>;
toolbarClassName?: string;
toolbarHidden?: boolean;
locale?: string;
localization?: object;
editorClassName?: string;
wrapperClassName?: string;
toolbarStyle?: object;
editorStyle?: React.CSSProperties;
wrapperStyle?: React.CSSProperties;
uploadCallback?(file: object): Promise<object>;
onFocus?(event: SyntheticEvent): void;
onBlur?(event: SyntheticEvent): void;
onTab?(event: SyntheticKeyboardEvent): void;
mention?: object;
hashtag?: object;
textAlignment?: string;
readOnly?: boolean;
tabIndex?: number;
placeholder?: string;
ariaLabel?: string;
ariaOwneeID?: string;
ariaActiveDescendantID?: string;
ariaAutoComplete?: string;
ariaDescribedBy?: string;
ariaExpanded?: string;
ariaHasPopup?: string;
customBlockRenderFunc?(block: ContentBlock): any;
wrapperId?: number;
customDecorators?: object[];
editorRef?(ref: object): void;
handlePastedText?(
text: string,
html: string,
editorState: EditorState,
onChange: (editorState: EditorState) => void,
): boolean;
customStyleMap?: object;
}
export class Editor extends React.Component<EditorProps> {
constructor(props: Readonly<EditorProps>);
focusEditor(): void;
}
}
@nick4fake Any chance you can add the Typescript definitions to the @types repo? Here's the one for react-draft-wysiwyg
@nick4fake Thanks man, works like a charm.
@nick4fake would be awesome if you created a pr instead of a fork. So the maintainer can maintain. As I doubt you will become the new maintainer.
This looks like an error that was introduced with version 1.14.3. If the WYSIWYG Editor is in a MaterialUI tab, when you switch away from the editor, you get this:
Here's an isolated case that produces the issue (at least in my environment):