How to use the draft-js-plugins-utils.hasEntity function in draft-js-plugins-utils
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LessWrong2 / Lesswrong2 / packages / lesswrong / components / async / editor-plugins / sidenote-plugin / SidenoteButton.jsx View on Github 
isSidenoteEntityActive = () => {
return EditorUtils.hasEntity(this.props.getEditorState(), 'SIDENOTE');
}render() {
const { theme, onRemoveLinkAtSelection } = this.props;
const hasLinkSelected = EditorUtils.hasEntity(
this.props.store.getEditorState(),
'LINK'
);
const className = hasLinkSelected
? clsx(theme.button, theme.active)
: theme.button;
return (
<div>
<button type="button"></button></div>render() {
const { theme } = this.props;
const hasLinkSelected = EditorUtils.hasEntity(
this.props.getEditorState(),
'LINK'
);
const className = hasLinkSelected
? unionClassNames(theme.button, theme.active)
: theme.button;
return (
<div>
</div>const isSidenoteSelected = (editorState) => {
return EditorUtils.hasEntity(editorState, 'SIDENOTE');
}render() {
const { theme, onRemoveLinkAtSelection } = this.props;
const hasLinkSelected = EditorUtils.hasEntity(
this.props.store.getEditorState(),
'LINK',
);
const className = hasLinkSelected
? unionClassNames(theme.button, theme.active)
: theme.button;
return (
<div role="presentation">
</div>draft-js-plugins-utils
Plugin utilities for draft js
