compat.ts — vue Source File

Architecture documentation for compat.ts, a typescript file in the vue codebase. 1 imports, 1 dependents.

File typescript VueCore Instance 1 imports 1 dependents 1 functions

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Source Code

import { inBrowser } from 'core/util/index'

// check whether current browser encodes a char inside attribute values
let div
function getShouldDecode(href: boolean): boolean {
  div = div || document.createElement('div')
  div.innerHTML = href ? `<a href="\n"/>` : `<div a="\n"/>`
  return div.innerHTML.indexOf('&#10;') > 0
}

// #3663: IE encodes newlines inside attribute values while other browsers don't
export const shouldDecodeNewlines = inBrowser ? getShouldDecode(false) : false
// #6828: chrome encodes content in a[href]
export const shouldDecodeNewlinesForHref = inBrowser
  ? getShouldDecode(true)
  : false