| /** | |
| * Modifies legacy html to match TipTap document structure, | |
| * without losing content. | |
| * | |
| * Images in paragraphs, links with images inside, | |
| * links not in paragraphs and YouTube videos | |
| * are taken care of. | |
| * | |
| * Images are assumed to be configured as blocks in TipTap. |
To remember a connection, run RangeBehaviors.remember in relay.prepareVariables with a name, the connection arguments and an optional rangeBehavior operation:
prepareVariables(variables) {
var { startDate, endDate } = variables;
RangeBehaviors.remember('items', { startDate, endDate }, 'prepend'); // append if not specified
return variables;
}
Honestly, coming from PHP, I really don't like the way dependencies are handled in JavaScript.
Using require() or import either gives me a singleton object, or a class that I have to
instantiate myself.
The DI container in Laravel is wonderful, and allows you to basically just ask for a dependency in a class constructor and it hands it to you. You can bind things to the container, but you can also resolve things without explicitly binding them, which I think is awesome.
| Simply register the two helpers "section" and "yield-section", and start right away! | |
| See example below, using ember-cli: |