Text property doesn't render dangerouslySetInnerHTML

In first I’d like to thank you for this great tool, I just noticed that text property doesn’t render dangerouslySetInnerHTML, could be please provide us with an example if this was already implemented.

[enzoferey]

What I thought about it is to keep toArray helper and offer a new react-emoji-render helper’s that can parse emojis and html in the same time.

Yes, I know. But in this case I think it steps in too much into user’s use case as I said. For example, to parse emojis and HTML like above we used dangerouslySetInnerHTML + a <span/> container, but I think that should be a choice of the user. He might want to do something else. I don’t see it as something that react-emoji-render should take care off. Maybe I’m wrong tho 😅

[enzoferey]

Hello again !

So I have no idea why @tommoor wrote that in the documentation, I’m not aware of any issues about putting unicode inside dangerouslySetInnerHTML and the remaining string is just html, there shouldn’t be any problems. But we can sort around it if you like 😉

I have setup a CodeSandbox example where I show one way of solving your problem putting the emojis inside dangerouslySetInnerHTML and one way of solving it without putting the emojis inside dangerouslySetInnerHTML. As expected, both solutions work, so I wonder the reason of that warning in the README 😅

CodeSandbox example

I hope that helps !