class ActionText::RichText

message.content.to_plain_text # => “safeunsafe”
message.content.to_s # => “<div>safeunsafe</div>”
message.content #=> #<ActionText::RichText.…
message = Message.create!(content: “<div onclick=‘action()’>safe<script>unsafe</script></div>”)
message.content.to_plain_text # => “Funny times!”
message.content.to_s # => “<h1>Funny times!</h1>”
message.content #=> #<ActionText::RichText.…
message = Message.create!(content: “<h1>Funny times!</h1>”)
end
has_rich_text :content
class Message < ActiveRecord::Base
using the ‘has_rich_text` class method.
with the Active Record model the application desires to have rich text content
files, which are stored using Active Storage. This record is then associated
serialized `body` attribute. It also holds all the references to the embedded
The RichText record holds the content produced by the Trix editor in a
# Action Text RichText

def to_plain_text

message.content.to_plain_text # => ""
message = Message.create!(content: "<script>alert()</script>")

browsers.
NOTE: that the returned string is not HTML safe and should not be rendered in

message.content.to_plain_text # => "Funny times!"
message = Message.create!(content: "

Funny times!

")

with tags removed but HTML entities encoded.
Returns a plain-text version of the markup contained by the `body` attribute, 
def to_plain_text
  body&.to_plain_text.to_s
end

def to_trix_html

#

#
#
#

#

Funny times!


#

message.content.to_trix_html # =>
message = Message.create!(content: content)
content = "

Funny Times!

"

editor. Previews of attachments are rendered inline.
Returns the `body` attribute in a format that makes it editable in the Trix 
def to_trix_html
  body&.to_trix_html
end