Used library: https://marked.js.org/
Emergency handling for cases where there is an image in the html tag during the mark down case.
(Unrefined code, if you have a good method, please share it in the comments)
Let's look at a sample case first.
The mark down is written as below, and when it is drawn, it should come out like the image below.
<table>
<tr>
<td>https://images.hive.blog/DQmWwFSXs6264npQxbEnBmYkjHCXDi8CGhUKY1DDJ8xBXYy/DSC_1973.JPG
<td>https://images.hive.blog/DQmQRExbzza6Mv2dbtDfETtKMEDH9ozy9zk8vEQuTWiC3Gk/DSC_1974.JPG
</tr>
</table>
Below is the situation before adding the exception code. The image is being exposed as text.
A bug fix is urgently needed.
html(html) {
if (html.includes('http')) {
if (html.includes('.JPG')) {
html = html.replace(/http/gi, `![]()
);
html = html.replace(/.JPG/gi, `.JPG"/>`);
} else if (html.includes('.jpg')) {
html = html.replace(/http/gi, `![]()
);
html = html.replace(/.jpg/gi, `.jpg"/>`);
} else if (html.includes('.png')) {
html = html.replace(/http/gi, `![]()
);
html = html.replace(/.png/gi, `.png"/>`);
} else if (html.includes('.jpeg')) {
html = html.replace(/http/gi, `![]()
);
html = html.replace(/.jpeg/gi, `.jpeg"/>`);
}
}
return `${html}`;
},
The above code came out.
It's a very ignorant code, but I applied it because I didn't have time.
If you look at the contents, since html is included in the markdown, the html function is used, and the image part is surrounded by tags.
Once solved!.
@pishio