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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 | 1004x 1004x | import { SubParagraph } from '../subparagraph/subParagraph'; /** * Paragraph class. * * Used to dynamically create `<p>` `</p>` elements with different structures * inside, such as `<strong><em>` `</em></strong>` elements, `<br>` elements, * `<a/>` elements, or any {@link SubParagraphRoot}. * * Do note that those elements are designed with the existence of code injection * in mind and/or malicious content in mind. For instance, `<a\>` links are * designed to be always prefixed by the asset folder path and hence avoid any * kind of attacks and injection of link to another domain (or even the same * domain but with an unexpected path). */ export class Paragraph { /** * Subparagraph elements. Represents the different elements contained inside * the paragraph. Will most likely be a series of `<span>` `</span>` with some * other elements in between. See {@link SubParagraph} and * {@link SubParagraphRoot} to see the elements suported. */ els: SubParagraph[]; /** * Used to apply style to a paragraph element by specifying which css class it * has to have. */ cssClass: string; /** * Paragraph constructor. * * @param els {@link Subparagraph} elements. Represents the different elements * contained inside the paragraph. * @param cssClass Used to apply style to a paragraph element by specifying * which css class it has to have. */ constructor(els: SubParagraph[], cssClass = '') { this.els = els; this.cssClass = cssClass; } } |