Is there any way to pass HTML
entities as function parameters in JavaScript.
I am building a React app and I need to pass HTML
entities from parent component to child component as a prop
and then display character represented by that entity in the child component.
For example, please refer stackblitz here.
In Hello
component I need to print htmlEntity
received from App component as a prop
and display character represented by that entity, in this case it would be symbol – ”.
How this can be achieved?
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Answer
one way is to use dangerouslySetInnerHTML
in react.
function createMarkup(str) { return {__html: str}; } function MyComponent({str}) { return <div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={createMarkup(str)} />; } const myText = 'First · Second'; <MyComponent str={myText} />}
another way is to use Unicode characters with escape notation (e.g. u0057) instead of HTML codes (ยท).
function MyComponent({str}) { return <div>{str}</div>; } const myText = 'First u0057 Second'; <MyComponent str={myText} />