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@concordant/c-markdown-editor

v1.2.1

Published

A Markdown collaborative Editor React Component, to demonstrate the Concordant Platform

Downloads

47

Vulnerabilities

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Links

Git

Maintainers

concordant.ioconcordant.io

Keywords

concordantcrdtconflict-freereplicated datatypescollaborativemarkdowneditor

Readme

Private release

The C-Markdown-Editor, and the Concordant stack it depends on, are delivered as NPM packages. Public releases are published on npmjs, while development releases are published to a private Gitlab Packages registry.

To use development releases, set up NPM as described in the c-crdtlib guide

Build

The build is managed by NPM. Typescript sources (code and tests) are transpiled to JavaScript. NPM targets (set up as scripts in package.json) are as follows:

  • install: install dependencies and prepare
  • run prepare: transpile to JS (lifecycle script)
  • start: dev server, listens on TCP port 3000
  • run build: build the demo application for production
  • test: run tests

Files

Build, configuration, metadata

  • LICENSE
  • README.md Doc: user
  • README.dev.md Doc: developer
  • .git/ Config: Git
  • .gitignore
  • package.json Config: NPM: metadata, dependencies, scripts, config (eslint)
  • package-lock.json Actual dependency tree (automatically updated)
  • tsconfig.json Config: tsc TypeScript compiler:
    src → dist/

Code

  • src/ Code
    • index.tsx demo application
  • public/ web skeleton & resources for demo application

Artifacts (untracked)

  • node_modules/ Dependencies, created & populated by npm install
  • dist/ JS files, created & populated by the prepare script (tsc)
  • build/ demo application production build, created & populated by npm run build