fix: avoid inline styles to ensure CSP compliancy #49
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src/calculateNodeHeight.tsx
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| `${sizingStyle};${HIDDEN_TEXTAREA_STYLE}`, | ||
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| for (const [name, value] of Object.entries({ ...sizingStyle, ...HIDDEN_TEXTAREA_STYLE })) { | ||
| hiddenTextarea.style[name] = value |
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@MadCcc is there any chance to merge this? 😊 |
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@MadCcc could you please verify an merge this? |
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We need some test for it. |
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@jaulz could you please add some tests for it? |
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@aso1datov I don't have the capacity right now. Feel free to pull my branch and extend it if you need it urgently. |
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This fix will avoid setting inline styles and instead sets the styles directly on the element which I think should actually be the correct way of doing it. The nice side effect is that it will ensure that the
unsafe-inlineContent Security Policy will be adhered in all circumstances and hence fix this long standing issue: #14