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Description of the change

Enhance rich text description to allow all text decoration, alignment, and images

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  • Refactor
    • Enhanced pseudo-markup transformation for content rendering with a more unified approach to convert bracketed markers into proper HTML tags.

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The changes modify the implementation of the atcb_rewrite_html_elements function in the src/atcb-util.js file. The previous code used two lines with regular expressions to target and replace specific pseudo-HTML elements, such as [br] or {br}, with corresponding HTML tags. These lines have been removed. In their place, two new lines using the replaceAll method have been introduced to transform every opening square bracket [ into < and every closing square bracket ] into >. A comment was added to indicate that this approach replaces all pseudo open and close braces with angle tags. There are no changes to the declarations of the exported or public entities.

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[error] 482-482: Replace "[" with '['

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[error] 483-483: Replace "]" with ']'

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src/atcb-util.js (1)

481-483: Verify impact of the new general replacement approach.

The previous implementation was targeting specific patterns with regular expressions, while the new implementation replaces all square brackets with angle brackets. This change means any square brackets in the content that weren't meant to be HTML tags will now be converted.

Please verify that this more general approach doesn't cause unintended side effects for content that might contain square brackets used for other purposes (like formatting or data notation). Consider adding test cases that cover various content scenarios to ensure functionality remains as expected.

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[error] 482-482: Replace "[" with '['

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[error] 483-483: Replace "]" with ']'

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// replacing all psudo open and close braces by angle tags
content = content.replaceAll("[", '<');
content = content.replaceAll("]", '>');
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Fix styling and typo in new implementation.

The new implementation replaces all square brackets with angle brackets, which provides a more general approach to handling pseudo-HTML elements compared to the previous pattern-specific replacements. However, I noticed a few minor issues:

  1. There's a typo in the comment: "psudo" should be "pseudo"
  2. Double quotes are used instead of single quotes, which doesn't match the codebase style
-    // replacing all psudo open and close braces by angle tags
-    content = content.replaceAll("[", '<');
-    content = content.replaceAll("]", '>');
+    // replacing all pseudo open and close braces by angle tags
+    content = content.replaceAll('[', '<');
+    content = content.replaceAll(']', '>');
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// replacing all psudo open and close braces by angle tags
content = content.replaceAll("[", '<');
content = content.replaceAll("]", '>');
// replacing all pseudo open and close braces by angle tags
content = content.replaceAll('[', '<');
content = content.replaceAll(']', '>');
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[error] 482-482: Replace "[" with '['

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[error] 483-483: Replace "]" with ']'

(prettier/prettier)

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jekuer commented Feb 26, 2025

Thanks a lot.
Unfortunately, this is a little bit too generic.
It would lead to situations where square brackets get replaced in an unwanted way.
For example, some might use square brackets as a way to format their text. Like [Goal] Let's meet.
It also is kinda insecure as one could easily sneak some scripts into a page this way.
Therefore, you should be more explicit with what is allowed and what is not. Thanks 🙏

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Okay thank you, I need this change immediately on my code, is it allowed to use my own version?
I will also work on another way to fix it and will update the PR soon .
Thank you so much 🙏🏻

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jekuer commented Feb 27, 2025

As long as you respect the license terms, and do not remove any copyright information or parts that are clearly commented that you are not allowed to alter them, you can always fork it, of course 😊

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