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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 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 | 1814x 1814x 1814x | import { SubParagraphRoot } from 'src/app/enums/subParagraphRoot'; /** * SubParagraph class. * * Used to dynamically create different elements to be nested inside a paragraph * with an html root `<p>` `</p>`. Those elements can be `<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 SubParagraph { /** * The root element of the subparagraph. Can be any defined in * {@link SubParagraphRoot}. */ root: SubParagraphRoot; /** Text content of the subparagraph. */ content: string; /** * Only useful when using {@link SubParagraphRoot} representing a link, and * this represent the href to the asset the node should link to. Do note that * it is necessarily a link to an asset and will, in fine, be prefixed by the * asset folder. This prevents any unwanted link to another domain, or to an * unwanted route. */ assetHref: string; /** * SubPparagraph constructor. * * @param root The root element of the subparagraph. Can be any defined in * {@link SubParagraphRoot}. * @param content Text content of the subparagraph. * @param assetHref Only useful when using {@link SubParagraphRoot} * representing a link, and this represent the href to the asset the node * should link to. */ constructor(root: SubParagraphRoot, content: string, assetHref = '') { this.root = root; this.content = content; this.assetHref = assetHref; } } |