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* ALlow passing fetch() Response to set:html * Only check for Symbol.iterator on objects * oops * Fix no-streaming case * Remove old comment
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49 lines
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'astro': minor
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Allows Responses to be passed to set:html
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This expands the abilities of `set:html` to ultimate service this use-case:
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```astro
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<div set:html={fetch('/legacy-post.html')}></div>
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```
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This means you can take a legacy app that has been statically generated to HTML and directly consume that HTML within your templates. As is always the case with `set:html`, this should only be used on trusted content.
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To make this possible, you can also pass several other types into `set:html` now:
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* `Response` objects, since that is what fetch() returns:
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```astro
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<div set:html={new Response('<span>Hello world</span>', {
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headers: {
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'content-type': 'text/html'
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}
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})}></div>
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```
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* `ReadableStream`s:
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```astro
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<div set:html={new ReadableStream({
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start(controller) {
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controller.enqueue(`<span>read me</span>`);
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controller.close();
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}
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})}></div>
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```
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* `AsyncIterable`s:
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```astro
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<div set:html={(async function * () {
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for await (const num of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) {
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yield `<li>${num}</li>`;
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}
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})()}>
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```
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* `Iterable`s (non-async):
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```astro
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<div set:html={(function * () {
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for (const num of [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) {
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yield `<li>${num}</li>`;
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}
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})()}>
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```
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