io.display.html

Displays rendered HTML to the action user.

Only supports presentational tags without custom script or styling. Any unsupported tags or attributes will be stripped.

tip

If you don't have HTML already, we recommend using io.display.markdown for more readable and maintainable code.

Usage

TypeScript

await io.display.html("Message body", {
  html: "<p>Hello, <b>world</b>!</p>",
});

JavaScript

await io.display.html("Message body", {
  html: "<p>Hello, <b>world</b>!</p>",
});

Python

await io.display.html("Message body",
  html="<p>Hello, <b>world</b>!</p>"
);

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Props

TypeScript

html

Required

string

The HTML content to display.

Returns

null

JavaScript

html

Required

string

The HTML content to display.

Returns

null

Python

html

Required

str

The HTML content to display.

Returns

None

Supported tags

The following HTML tags are currently supported:

• a
• abbr
• address
• b
• bdi
• bdo
• blockquote
• br
• caption
• cite
• code
• data
• dfn
• div
• em
• h1
• h2
• h3
• h4
• h5
• h6
• hr
• i
• img
• kbd
• li
• mark
• nav
• ol
• p
• picture
• pre
• q
• rb
• rp
• rt
• rtc
• ruby
• s
• samp
• small
• span
• strong
• time
• u
• ul
• var
• video
• wbr

Unsupported tags will be stripped from display, though their text content should remain.

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