Chad Curtis
36373400f8
Validate blurhash hashes before passing them to react-blurhash's <Blurhash> component, which throws when the encoded length doesn't match the component count header. Malformed hashes from third-party events (e.g. length 92 instead of 94) now gracefully fall back to a skeleton placeholder instead of crashing the page.
8 lines
271 B
TypeScript
8 lines
271 B
TypeScript
import { isBlurhashValid } from 'blurhash';
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/** Returns `true` when `hash` is a structurally valid blurhash string. */
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export function isValidBlurhash(hash: string | undefined | null): hash is string {
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if (!hash) return false;
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return isBlurhashValid(hash).result;
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}
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