html sanitizing library
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`${ViNoS}` posted this in #help-forum
how to sanitize html in next? i tried DOMpurify but it's not working with next
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at the end i found a library called
however i think this is not really secure (didn't read or test anything, just my personal opinion)
xss, it works perfectly for my case since it's purely javascrpt functions and sanitization (i guess) however i think this is not really secure (didn't read or test anything, just my personal opinion)
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you need to give more info here. sanitise html for what? how did you use DOMpurify and why did it not work?
yes i used DOMPurify
it did not work because it needs a DOM api to work with , this way it will error on the backend when pre-rendered (althought it gonna work but the page will be fully client side rendered, 0 html shipped )
you can make it work on the server side by using
it did not work because it needs a DOM api to work with , this way it will error on the backend when pre-rendered (althought it gonna work but the page will be fully client side rendered, 0 html shipped )
you can make it work on the server side by using
JSDom package, but then it won't work at all since JSDOM doesen't work client sideat the end i found a library called
however i think this is not really secure (didn't read or test anything, just my personal opinion)
xss, it works perfectly for my case since it's purely javascrpt functions and sanitization (i guess) however i think this is not really secure (didn't read or test anything, just my personal opinion)
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