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by rexxars
497 days ago
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For a real-world use case: Sanity used this trick[0] to encode Content Source Maps[1] into the actual text served on a webpage when it is in "preview mode". This allows an editor to easily trace some piece of content back to a potentially deep content structure just by clicking on the text/content in question. It has it's drawbacks/limitations - eg you want to prevent adding it for things that needs to be parsed/used verbatim, like date/timestamps, urls, "ids" etc - but it's still a pretty fun trick. [0] https://www.sanity.io/docs/stega [1] https://github.com/sanity-io/content-source-maps |
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