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/packages/js/src/structured-data-blocks/how-to/utils/convertToHTMLString.js

1	import { toHTMLString } from "@wordpress/rich-text";
2	import { renderToString } from "@wordpress/element";
3
4	/**
5	* Converts an array of contents to an HTML string.
6	*
7	* @param {string\|[]} contents The contents to convert.
8	*
9	* @returns {string} The HTML string.
10	*/
NEW 11	export const convertToHTMLString = ( contents ) => {	×
NEW 12	if ( ! Array.isArray( contents ) ) {	×
NEW 13	return contents;	×
14	}
NEW 15	return contents.map( ( item ) => {	×
NEW 16	if ( typeof item === "string" ) {	×
NEW 17	return item;	×
18	}
19	// Use renderToString for the image elements as toHTMLString does not handle images correctly.
NEW 20	if ( item && item.type === "img" && item.props ) {	×
NEW 21	return renderToString( item );	×
22	}
23	// Otherwise, assume it's a RichText format object (which handles br, etc.)
NEW 24	return toHTMLString( item );	×
25	} ).join( "" );
26	};