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Python library to convert the Facebook Draft.js editor’s raw ContentState to HTML.

It is intended to be used with Draftail and integrated into Wagtail CMS. Check out our online demo.

Unlike traditional rich text editors, DraftJS stores data in a JSON representation.

There are two main parts:

• blocks - lines of data and inline style attributes (without newlines).
• entityMap – collection of Entities

For more information, this article covers the concepts in depth.

pip install draftjs_exporter

The library requires you to explicity define mappings for the types of blocks and entities you wish to render. We may provide some defaults in the future.

from draftjs_exporter.html import HTML

# The Link decorator will be used to render LINK entities.
class Link:
    def render(self, props):
        return DOM.create_element('a', { 'href': data['url'] }, props['children'])

# Initialise the exporter with your configuration
exporter = HTML({
    'entity_decorators': {
        'LINK': Link()
    },
    # Define how each block should be transformed to HTML.
    'block_map': {
        'header-two': {'element': 'h2'},
        'blockquote': {'element': 'blockquote'},
        'unstyled': {'element': 'p'}
    },
    # Define how each style is rendered – either inline styles or elements.
    'style_map': {
        'ITALIC': {'fontStyle': 'italic'},
        'BOLD': {'element': 'strong'}
    }
})

# Render a Draft.js `contentState`
markup = exporter.render({
    'entityMap': {},
    'blocks': [
        {
            'key': '6mgfh',
            'text': 'User experience (UX) design',
            'type': 'header-two',
            'depth': 0,
            'inlineStyleRanges': [
                {
                    'offset': 16,
                    'length': 4,
                    'style': 'BOLD'
                }
            ],
            'entityRanges': []
        }
    ]
})

You can run an executable example as follows:

python example.py

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning, and measures performance and code coverage.

• Extensive configuration of the generated HTML.
• Default, extensible block & inline style maps for common HTML elements.
• Convert line breaks to <br> elements.
• Define any attribute in the block map – custom class names for elements.
• React-like API to create custom entity decorators.
• Automatic conversion of entity data to HTML attributes (int & boolean to string, className to class).
• Wrapped blocks (<li> elements go inside <ul>).
• Nested wrapped blocks (multiple list levels, arbitrary type and depth).
• Output inline styles as inline elements (<em>, <strong>, pick and choose).
• Overlapping inline style ranges.

Requirements: virtualenv, pyenv, twine

git clone [email protected]:springload/draftjs_exporter.git
cd draftjs_exporter/
virtualenv .venv
source ./.venv/bin/activate
make init
# Optionally, install the git hooks
./.githooks/deploy
# Optionally, install all tested python versions
pyenv install 2.7.11 && pyenv install 3.3.6 && pyenv install 3.4.4 && pyenv install 3.5.1
pyenv global system 2.7.11 3.3.6 3.4.4 3.5.1

make help            # See what commands are available.
make init            # Install dependencies and initialise for development.
make lint            # Lint the project.
make test            # Test the project.
make test-watch      # Restarts the tests whenever a file changes.
make test-coverage   # Run the tests while generating test coverage data.
make test-ci         # Continuous integration test suite.
make dev             # Restarts the example whenever a file changes.
make profile         # Runs profiling code to evaluate performance.
make clean-pyc       # Remove Python file artifacts.
make publish         # Publishes a new version to pypi.

• Always run the tests. npm install -g nodemon, then make test-watch.
• Use a debugger. pip install ipdb, then import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace().

• Update the changelog.
• Update the version number in draftjs_exporter/__init__.py, following semver.
• git release vx.y.z
• make publish (confirm, and enter your password)
• Go to https://pypi.python.org/pypi/draftjs_exporter and check that all is well

See the docs folder