将 JavaScript 中所有出现的字符串替换为 firefox 扩展的图像

Question

I would like to change every occurrences of certains strings to the image it correspond to.

Exemple:

Before:

bla bla bla orange bla bla

After:

bla bla (orange image) in 56px x 56px for exemple.

Replace() use string to string i don't think you can use it for image.

Thank you very much for your time and i hope it was not a duplicate (i searched for 2hours before writing this)

This could be used as ref: https://github.com/mdn/webextensions-examples/tree/master/emoji-substitution

(I am not looking to do emoji but images)

Answer 1

If you're looking to replace with emoji (like 🍊), you don't need to do anything special - that's still just text. But, you can still use String.replace() if you want to use actual images. You would just replace with HTML and pass the overall string to something like Element.innerHTML . In other words, "orange" would get replaced with <img class="icon" src="https://..." alt="Orange" /> . For example:

 const replaceImages = str => Object.entries({ orange: { src: 'https://www.flaticon.com/svg/static/icons/svg/167/167265.svg', alt: 'Orange', }, // ...add more replacements here... }).reduce( (result, [key, {src, alt}]) => result.replace(key, `<img src="${src}" alt="${alt}" class="icon" />`), str ) document.querySelector('.js-container').innerHTML = replaceImages('bla bla bla orange bla bla')

 .icon { height: 1em; }

 <div class="js-container"></div>