react-native-render-html VS hobo-js

I'm using `react-native-render-html` to render a handful of JSON strings; it works great when they're shorter but, above 20,000 characters, it takes a noticeable amount of time to render. Would it make sense to use a FlatList to render a single JSON string like this? I didn't know if it would still have the performance gain with the source JSON being a single string vs. a number of strings.

Sorry for not being clear enough. I'm using react-native-render-html Which uses transient transient-render-engine

There is no DangerouslyInnerHTML prop to display raw Blog HTML from the server. Luckily, https://meliorence.github.io/react-native-render-html is a neat library for rendering HTML into 100% native views with custom tags renderers and CSS styles

But maybe you can use react-native-render-html to create custom html which provides the functionality you are looking for.

You could use a component like https://github.com/meliorence/react-native-render-html to render HTML. This would render a link.

You can always adjust the React Native specific css by overriding one of the renderers: https://github.com/meliorence/react-native-render-html#creating-custom-renderers

I recently wrote hobo-js. It's a little library for rendering HTML code as string from javascript with a very simple API. While writing it, I experimented with making it a framework, but it did not fit in with my vision for hobo. I also wrote an article about my journey making hobo if you're interested.

So yeah, I did not finish Hobo! There are a lot of things that can be added that will make it go a step above. What I meant was that it was at a point, where it could do everything I wanted to. It's usable.