fix: 1373 storyblokrichtext blok resolver not working #1388
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alvarosabu
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Mar 27, 2025
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- Introduced new components for server-side rich text rendering.
- Updated existing components and pages to utilize the new rich text features.
- Enhanced the layout and styling of the playground for better user experience.
- Update Next.js playground with Tailwind CSS and rich text enhancements
- Added Tailwind CSS dependencies for styling.
- Added new custom blok to test - Added tailwindcss for styling
- Introduced new components for server-side rich text rendering. - Updated existing components and pages to utilize the new rich text features. - Enhanced the layout and styling of the playground for better user experience. - Update Next.js playground with Tailwind CSS and rich text enhancements - Added Tailwind CSS dependencies for styling.
- Added a missing semicolon to the `@apply m-0` rule for emoji images in `globals.css` and `styles.css` to ensure proper CSS parsing. - Removed an unused import of `EmojiRandomizer` in `page.tsx` to clean up the codebase.
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| <StoryblokServerRichText doc={story.content.richText} /> | ||
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| ); | ||
| } |
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On this example we are using the rsc module which is meant for Next.js App Router, but the code does not reflect the changes in the DX (they are documented in the README).
So either we change the example detailing that this is for App Router and reuse the same code, or we document that this is a non-strict example that only details how to use the StoryblokServerRichText component but everything else needs to be adapted to the user's context.
| Or you can have more control by using the `useStoryblokServerRichText` hook: | ||
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| import { useStoryblokServerRichText, convertAttributesInElement } from '@storyblok/react'; |
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are them not exported from the rsc module?
| export function componentResolver(node: StoryblokRichTextNode<React.ReactElement>): React.ReactElement { | ||
| const body = node?.attrs?.body; | ||
| return React.createElement(StoryblokServerComponent, { | ||
| blok: Array.isArray(body) ? body[0] : undefined, |
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Could still be an empty array
| blok: Array.isArray(body) ? body[0] : undefined, | |
| blok: Array.isArray(body) && body.length > 0 ? body[0] : undefined, |
| const body = node?.attrs?.body; | ||
| return React.createElement(StoryblokServerComponent, { | ||
| blok: Array.isArray(body) ? body[0] : undefined, | ||
| key: node.attrs?.id, |
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Risk of an undefined key
| key: node.attrs?.id, | |
| key: node.attrs?.id || `storyblok-component-${Date.now()}`, |
| ...options.resolvers, | ||
| }, | ||
| keyedResolvers: true, | ||
| }; |
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What about the other options? You are only using options.resolvers instead of merging the whole options parameter
| import { useStoryblokServerRichText } from './server-richtext'; | ||
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| const StoryblokRichText = forwardRef<HTMLDivElement, StoryblokRichTextProps>( | ||
| ({ doc, resolvers }, ref) => { |
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I would suggest to return immediately if we don't have the doc, something like
if (!doc) {
return null;
}
…API for richtext rsc example
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Hey @alvarosabu , is there any chance to get this PR merged? We´re looking forward to use the RTR in our React 19/Next.js 15 Project :) |
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Hi @franzi-wtfoxtrot we are currently focusing on the stable release of the CLI v4 storyblok/storyblok-cli#181 but I already saved some capacity in the following weeks to tackle this. Hopefully, we can have it soon. Thanks for the patience 🙏🏻 |
