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@neocodemirror/svelte

v0.0.18

Published

Svelte Action to add codemirro to your apps πŸ˜‰

Downloads

1,316

Readme

Neocodemirror

Aims to provide Codemirror 6 as an easy to use codemirror action.

Usage:

<script>
  import { codemirror } from '@neocodemirror/svelte'
</script>

<div use:codemirror={{ value: 'Hello world' }} />

With Language:

<script>
  import { codemirror } from '@neocodemirror/svelte'
  import { javascript } from '@codemirror/lang-javascript'
</script>

<div use:codemirror={{ value: 'Hello world', lang: javascript() }} />

Getting editor related data

<script>
  import { codemirror, withCodemirrorInstance } from '@neocodemirror/svelte'
  import { javascript } from '@codemirror/lang-javascript'

  // This acts a readonly store. $ notation works here
  const cmInstance = withCodemirrorInstance()

  $: console.log($cmInstance.view, $cmInstance.value, $cmInstance.extensions)
</script>

<div use:codemirror={{ value: 'Hello world', lang: javascript(), instanceStore: cmInstance }} />

Note: Passing the store recieved from withCodemirrorInstance is required to get the editor related data. If you don't pass this store, you will not get any data.

Document mode

If you pass a documentId in the options you'll automatically enter document mode. In this mode whenever the documentId changes the state of the editor get's stored in a map and will later be restored when the documentId changes again. This allows for the history to be documentId contained (so for example if you change documentId and try to Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z it will not work). Right before this swap and right after two events on:codemirror:documentChanging and on:codemirror:documentChanged will be fired. This allows you to store additional state that might not be serializable in the codemirror state.

<script>
  import { codemirror } from '@neocodemirror/svelte'
  import { javascript } from '@codemirror/lang-javascript'

  const documents = [
	{
		title: '+page.svelte',
		content: '<scri lang="ts">export let data</scri'++'pt> {data.name}'
	},
	{
		title: '+page.js',
		content: 'export function load(){ return {name: "neocodemirror"} }'
	},
  ];

  let selected_document = 0;
</script>

{#each documents as document, i}
	<button on:click={()=> selected_document=i}>{document.title}</button>
{/each}

<div 
	on:codemirror:textChange={(new_text)=>{
		documents[selected_document].content=new_text;
	}}
	use:codemirror={{ 
		value: documents[selected_document].content, 
		documentId: documents[selected_document].title
	}} 
/>