Support for Error Object?

[pansong291]

const data = {  err: new Error('unknow') }

[pansong291]

And is there a way to directly display primitive types? Like, strings, numbers, boolean.
For example

'hello world'

new Date()

true

Symbol.iterator

[pansong291]

I found that the Error object was rendered as a valid URL, but React does not allow direct rendering of Error objects, resulting in an exception being thrown.

[pansong291]

Moreover, strings in the form of 'foo: bar' are rendered as hyperlinks.

[monojack]

Hi, @pansong291!

Can you provide a way to reproduce this case, it might be something specific, because error objects seem to render fine. Also, have you tried the demo? https://monojack.github.io/react-object-view/
You can edit the input to see how everything is displayed

{
  err: new Error('unknow'),
  string: 'hello world',
  date: new Date(),
  bool: true,
  iterator: Symbol.iterator
}

renders:

As for the foo:bar rendering as a hyperlink, I will push a quick fix in a few minutes

[pansong291]

Hello, @monojack !

I have already tried the online examples and pasted the JavaScript Object you provided into the Data input box, but an exception occurred as shown in the image below.

Details: https://react.dev/errors/31?invariant=31&args%5B%5D=Error%3A%20unknow&args%5B%5D=

Then, this project is rendered based on Object, and the provided data must be an object. Can it support direct rendering of other types? For example, I want to directly provide a string without putting it into an object first. The following image showcases the appearance of directly rendering a string and an array.