How to use the @tryghost/mobiledoc-kit/dist/commonjs/mobiledoc-kit/renderers/mobiledoc.default function in @tryghost/mobiledoc-kit
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const DOMParser = require('@tryghost/mobiledoc-kit/dist/commonjs/mobiledoc-kit/parsers/dom').default;
const Builder = require('@tryghost/mobiledoc-kit/dist/commonjs/mobiledoc-kit/models/post-node-builder').default;
const mobiledocRenderer = require('@tryghost/mobiledoc-kit/dist/commonjs/mobiledoc-kit/renderers/mobiledoc').default;
const {createParserPlugins} = require('@tryghost/kg-parser-plugins');
const {JSDOM} = require('jsdom');
module.exports.toMobiledoc = (html, options = {}) => {
// 1. sanitize HTML
// @TODO: what sanitisations are needed?
let sanitizedHTML = html;
// 2. Do something vaguely like loadPost
// https://github.com/ErisDS/mobiledoc-kit/blob/master/src/js/editor/editor.js#L193
// 2.a. Parse our HTML and convert to a DOM with same API as browser
let dom = new JSDOM(`${sanitizedHTML}`);
// 2.b. Use Mobiledoc-kit's own DOM Parser to convert the DOM into mobiledoc's internal format
// We use our parser plugins by default, but this is extensible@tryghost/mobiledoc-kit
A toolkit for building WYSIWYG editors with Mobiledoc
