make possible to filter content that is provided to editor (for example via copy-paste)

[stevermeister]

for instance to prevent the situation when extra styles were copy-pasted

[stevermeister]

@bampakoa what do you think about this?

especially this part:

    if (this._filterService){
      this.pasteHtmlAtCaret(this._filterService.filter(text));
    } else {
      this.pasteHtmlAtCaret(text);
    }

the idea is to use Filter as a Strategy pattern and keep the default one with the method filter that will do nothing, but I did not manage to create it in such a way that it's possible to overwrite

[bampakoa]

@stevermeister how about having a separate dropdown option for pasting content as text (no styles), just like MS Word does?

[stevermeister]

@bampakoa I believe it's not only Word, it looks like it's already a standard.

still:

1. this feature is not only about styles, but any filtering/modification
2. for some old-school users it's still a challenge to do a paste and keep the right styles (we have a real use-case for our business application at Studytube)

[bampakoa]

Got it! LGTM!

[stevermeister]

actually I was asking more not about the feature itself, but more about architectural design.

I want to always apply the filter:

this.pasteHtmlAtCaret(this._filterService.filter(text));

(without any if's) and having default as an empty one

but provide a possibility to overwrite in applications that uses ngx-wig

[bampakoa]

Oh I see 🙂 Sorry for the confusion! Having the filter method applying the default behavior without an indication seems a bit magic. I would change it as follows to be more explicit:

this.pasteHtmlAtCaret(this._filterService.filter({ value: text, mode: 'keepStyles' }));

[stevermeister]

ok, good, will keep it as it is :)

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