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@edaptio/ckeditor5-build-super

v1.6.44

Published

Custom build of CKEditor 5 (https://ckeditor.com/) for Edaptio project.

Downloads

12

Readme

###CKEditor5 build for Edaptio


Structure

  • master branch holds stable builds.
  • develop branch holds features under development.

How to develop

  1. Switch to develop branch.
  2. Execute git pull.
  3. Run yarn install.
  4. Create branch feature/feature-name.
  5. Write code.
  6. To build run yarn build.
  7. To be able to review your changes you can use sample/index.html. Please note that it's better to use local web server (like one provided with serve npm package) instead opening sample/index.html from file system.
  8. Commit and push your changes to repository.
  9. Merge feature/feature-name branch to develop branch via pull request.

How to publish npm package

  1. Merge code from develop branch to master.
  2. Add version tag.
  3. Form project folder run npm publish --access public

Notes

  • To be able to publish npm package you should be a member of edaptio org (https://www.npmjs.com/settings/edaptio/packages).
  • To unpublish npm package use npm unpublish @edaptio/ckeditor5-build-super --force
  • FIXED BY VENDOR. Had do change regexp (removed i flag) here @wiris/mathtype-ckeditor5/node_modules/@wiris/ckeditor5-mathml/src/conversion/mathmldataprocessor.js (line 72)
  • Had to install ckeditor-link plugin from master branch. master branch contains support of target attribute
  • Had to add temporary fix for style in target button toggle in ckeditor-link plugin (see https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-link/issues/233#event-2446936311). This issue seems to be fixed. Need to update plugin version.