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👋 I am not related to this project, was just reading some PRs and had some thoughts
Starting a variable with "use" gives off the impression of it being a hook, based on other props in this project, could we consider a name like "shouldCopyRawValue"?
This could definitely be my own shortcomings but: "rawValue" is not clear at all. I see now it's about the preInterpolated text but, was not clear to me and I had to read the code (not the docs) to understand. (Could just be me of course)
Curious: what happens if someone copies half of a name? There is a "shouldAllowSpaces" prop, if that's on, and this is on, and we have the text: "@John Doe is not here today" and I copy "Doe is not here today" ..what would the result be?
Feel free to ignore, just dropping in, good luck on the PR!
Added useRawValueOnCopy prop
What did you change (functionally and technically)?
Added a new prop:
useRawValueOnCopy
The default value is
false
and it won't change any behavior.When that is set to
true
, when performing a copy/cut, instead of copying the content without tags to the clipboard, it will copy the raw content with tags. So for example, if I have the following:That is displayed like:
The copied content in the clipboard with the prop on will be:
Hi %{name}, how are you?
. The default behavior is to copyHi Name, how are you?
to the clipboard.This is a real use case need, where users might copy the text content and send to others for review, or paste into translation tools. When having the tags around the content, translation tools will ignore it and also, people reviewing or changing the content outside the app will be aware of the tags.
Any feedback is appreciated :) Thanks for the awesome repo. If this goes live, I can update the DefinitelyTyped repo as well.