Saving and inserting texts for a website (like a blog)

[Oleksiy1990]

Hi everyone!
I am new to dioxus, and I am using it to make a personal website, parts of which will be essays, like a blog. I would like to know what the best practice is to actually save and then bind the texts themselves into the layout of the page. One could for example literally type it into the Rust source code, like this:

rsx!{
    p {"Here is my essay. It goes on like this..."}
}

but this does not look like the best practice, does it? I could imagine for example writing the essays themselves in Markdown files, then using comrak to convert it to html, but I cannot find a good way to bind straight html into the layout, which is made with the rsx! macros.

Could someone give me an idea, and provide an example, please?

Thanks!

[wheregmis]

You can try something like https://github.com/wheregmis/wheregmis.github.io/blob/master/src/components/markdown.rs

Converting markdown to html and putting it inside dangerous_inner_html

[Oleksiy1990]

Thanks! That definitely looks like an option.

Is there any better option, I mean something that does not perform potentially dangerous operations that expose to XSS attacks? Is there any best practice in this regard?

[wheregmis]

You can check docsite. There is a package called use_mdbook or something it converts markdown to vnodes of dioxus. But i haven’t had time to play around it yet. Maybe that can also help?