import type { Node } from 'slate'; import type { InitialSlateStateDef, SlateDefNode, SlatePluginNode, } from '../types/initialSlateState'; import type { SlatePlugin } from '../types/SlatePlugin'; import flattenDeep from './flattenDeep'; /** * FIXME: transformInitialSlateState does some polymorphic type magic, so that it is directly * compatible with the shipped default plugins or plugins created with pluginFactories * * This is a bit ugly and might be hard to understand, * but on the other hand its easy to use for developers that use this library * * Basicaly what we do is to unpack the factory or its result until we find * - object: "block" | "inline" | "mark" * - type: "SOMESTRING" * * We might revisit this in the future. * */ const transformChildren = (defNodes: SlateDefNode[]): Node[] => defNodes.map((defNode) => { if ((defNode as SlatePluginNode).plugin) { const defPluginNode: SlatePluginNode = defNode as SlatePluginNode; // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any const slatePluginOrList = (defPluginNode.plugin as any).toPlugin ? // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any (defPluginNode.plugin as any).toPlugin() : defPluginNode.plugin; // the result of plugin.toPlugin might be an array, e.g. the list plugin is an array, because it defines ul, li AND indention-options on the same plugin const firstComponentPlugin = flattenDeep( slatePluginOrList ).find((plugin) => plugin.pluginType === 'component' || plugin); if ( firstComponentPlugin && firstComponentPlugin.pluginType === 'component' ) { return { type: firstComponentPlugin.type, ...(defPluginNode.data ?? {}), children: defPluginNode.children ? transformChildren(defPluginNode.children) : [], } as any; } else { return null; } } else if (typeof defNode === 'string') { return { text: defNode as string, }; } }); export default (def: InitialSlateStateDef) => ({ slate: transformChildren(def.children), });