* feat(preset-html5): add feature to filter javascript: urls
* fix(plugin-helper): escape html in attrs
* fix(plugin-helper): tests for html escape
* refactor(preset-html5): remove html escape from preset
* feat(preset): add ability to pass and extend preset options
* feat(parser): write test for only allowed tags parsing
* chore(parser): rename only allowed test
* fix(parser): only allowed tag rendering
* fix(plugin-helper): add new TagNode toString tests
When using `@bbob/react`s `<BBCode>` component, the following error is thrown
if this change is not included...
```
Warning: Each child in a list should have a unique "key" prop.
```
Mentioned in #28
You need to pass a valid prop checking function to `PropTypes.arrayOf`. This caused
an error to be thrown in development for me:
```
Warning: Failed prop type: Unexpected token function
```
* attrsToString: To avoid some malformed attributes
Error:
```
TypeError: Cannot convert undefined or null to object
at Function.keys (<anonymous>)
at attrsToString
```
This errors appears if no `attrs` setted in custom tag:
```
const BBcodePresetTemp = BbobPresetHTML5.extend((tags: any) => {
tags.br = () => ({
tag: 'br',
// attrs: {}, // <-- Comment this line for error and add [br] to text
content: null,
});
return tags;
});
```
* fix(parser): fix issue with escaping backslashes when enableEscapeTags is set (#20)
there is a bug in the lexer where when enableEscapeTags is set, backslashes
are not always escaped (ie. \\[b] is treated as an escaped tag, rather than a
literal backslash, and then a tag).
* chore: v2.5.1
* feat(parse): allow tags to be escaped with backslash
adds additional option `enableEscapeTags` to `parse` and `createLexer` that
when true will parse openTag and closeTag as WORD (rather than TAG) when
proceeded with backslash
— all operations on nodes moved to `createList` function
- fixed problem with single tags with value only like `[url=value]` fixes#6
- write tests for `Token` class
- moved all node arrays to parse func, now parser supports many instances
- add jsdoc to critical parts of the parser to better understanding how it works
Nikolay Kostyurin