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Fixed syntax mismatch at normalize method (#1737)

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`switch` operator was wrapped around `case` statements
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Nikolay Kazakov
2018-03-28 21:15:12 +05:00
committed by Ian Storm Taylor
parent 950c5a92e1
commit d2eb362234
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@@ -168,6 +168,7 @@ Will validate a node's marks. The `marks` definitions can declare a list of mark
```js ```js
{ {
normalize: (change, violation, context) => { normalize: (change, violation, context) => {
switch (violation) {
case 'child_object_invalid': case 'child_object_invalid':
change.wrapBlockByKey(context.child.key, 'paragraph') change.wrapBlockByKey(context.child.key, 'paragraph')
return return
@@ -176,6 +177,7 @@ Will validate a node's marks. The `marks` definitions can declare a list of mark
return return
} }
} }
}
``` ```
A function that can be provided to override the default behavior in the case of a rule being invalid. By default Slate will do what it can, but since it doesn't know much about your schema, it will often remove invalid nodes. If you want to override this behavior, and "fix" the node instead of removing it, pass a custom `normalize` function. A function that can be provided to override the default behavior in the case of a rule being invalid. By default Slate will do what it can, but since it doesn't know much about your schema, it will often remove invalid nodes. If you want to override this behavior, and "fix" the node instead of removing it, pass a custom `normalize` function.