Open orassyag opened 8 months ago
In React, you cannot directly add an id
attribute to a rendered element using JSX. However, you can achieve the desired result by using the id
prop provided by the ReactJson component. According to the ReactJson documentation, the id
prop specifies the ID of the container element that will be rendered.
Here's how you can use the id
prop to achieve the desired result:
<ReactJson id="my-id" src={my_json_object} />
This will render a container element with the specified id
:
<div id="my-id" class="react-json-view" style="display: flex; position: relative; text-align: initial; width: 100%; height: 10rem;">
<!-- JSON content -->
</div>
So, in the rendered output, the container element will have the id
attribute set to "my-id". However, important thing is that cthe actual rendered element may differ depending on the implementation details of the ReactJson component.
### let take another example -
in React, you can add an id
attribute to a rendered element using JSX. JSX allows you to specify HTML attributes like id
directly within the components you render. Here's how you can add an id
to an element:
<div id="my-id">Hello, World!</div>
This JSX code will render a <div>
element with the id
attribute set to "my-id".
Similarly, if you're rendering a React component, you can also add an id
attribute to it:
<MyComponent id="my-id" />
Inside the MyComponent
component, you can access the id
prop like any other prop:
const MyComponent = ({ id }) => {
return <div id={id}>Hello, World!</div>;
};
This will render a <div>
element with the id
attribute set to the value of the id
prop passed to MyComponent
.
Is there ability to add id to the rendered element?
<ReactJson id="my-id" src={my_json_object} />
Will render:
<section id="my-id" style="display: flex; position: relative; text-align: initial; width: 100%; height: 10rem;">