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artifacts support svg #5816

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced conditional logic in the PreCode component to support additional HTML formats (<svg and <?xml) for improved rendering.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Optimized performance of the renderArtifacts function through debouncing, ensuring smoother user experience.

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The pull request modifies the PreCode component in the app/components/markdown.tsx file by enhancing the conditional logic for setting the htmlCode state. The new logic checks if refText starts with <svg or <?xml, in addition to the existing check for <!DOCTYPE. This change is made within the renderArtifacts function, which is debounced for performance optimization. The overall structure and flow of the PreCode component remain unchanged, and no new functions or alterations to existing function signatures were introduced.

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app/components/markdown.tsx Enhanced conditional logic in PreCode for setting htmlCode state; added checks for <svg and <?xml.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
app/components/markdown.tsx (2)

93-97: LGTM with security considerations

The implementation correctly extends support for SVG and XML content detection. However, consider adding some security measures:

  1. Validate SVG content structure beyond just the prefix
  2. Consider implementing a content sanitizer for SVG to prevent XSS attacks
  3. Add size limits for rendered content

Consider implementing a content validation helper:

const isSafeSvg = (content: string): boolean => {
  // Basic structure validation
  const hasValidStructure = content.includes('</svg>');
  // Size check
  const isReasonableSize = content.length < MAX_SVG_SIZE;
  // Add more checks as needed
  return hasValidStructure && isReasonableSize;
};

93-97: Document the supported content types

Add a comment above the condition block to document the supported content types and their handling.

+    // Detect and render various HTML-like content types:
+    // - HTML documents (<!DOCTYPE)
+    // - SVG documents (<svg)
+    // - XML documents (<?xml)
     } else if (
       refText?.startsWith("<!DOCTYPE") ||
       refText?.startsWith("<svg") ||
       refText?.startsWith("<?xml")
     ) {
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app/components/markdown.tsx (1)

93-97: Verify SVG rendering behavior

Let's verify that the HTMLPreview component properly handles SVG content and that the feature works as expected.

✅ Verification successful

SVG rendering implementation is properly handled

The verification shows that SVG content is correctly handled in the codebase:

  • The HTMLPreview component in app/components/artifacts.tsx is properly implemented to render HTML content, including SVG, through an iframe
  • The code in app/components/markdown.tsx correctly identifies SVG content through the checks refText?.startsWith("<svg") and refText?.startsWith("<?xml")
  • The implementation includes proper SVG serialization and blob handling for displaying SVG content
  • The component supports both direct SVG content and XML-prefixed SVG content
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check HTMLPreview component's SVG handling capabilities

# Look for SVG-specific handling in HTMLPreview
rg -l "HTMLPreview" .
rg -A 5 "HTMLPreview.*svg" .

# Check for any existing SVG-related tests
rg -l "test.*svg" .
rg -l "spec.*svg" .

Length of output: 175


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the HTMLPreview component implementation and its usage

# Check the implementation of HTMLPreview and its SVG handling
rg -A 10 "HTMLPreview" ./app/components/markdown.tsx
rg -A 10 "HTMLPreview" ./app/components/artifacts.tsx

# Look for SVG-related code in these files
rg -A 5 "svg" ./app/components/markdown.tsx
rg -A 5 "svg" ./app/components/artifacts.tsx

# Check if there are any SVG-related tests or test fixtures
fd -e svg

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@lloydzhou lloydzhou merged commit a392daa into ChatGPTNextWeb:main Nov 13, 2024
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