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@romeovs/react-ace

v4.1.4

Published

A react component for Ace Editor

Downloads

3

Readme

React-Ace

npm version Build Status CDNJS

A react component for Ace / Brace

Install

npm install react-ace

Usage

import React from 'react';
import { render } from 'react-dom';
import brace from 'brace';
import AceEditor from 'react-ace';

import 'brace/mode/java';
import 'brace/theme/github';

function onChange(newValue) {
  console.log('change',newValue);
}

// Render editor
render(
  <AceEditor
    mode="java"
    theme="github"
    onChange={onChange}
    name="UNIQUE_ID_OF_DIV"
    editorProps={{$blockScrolling: true}}
  />,
  document.getElementById('example')
);

Looking for a way to set it up using webpack? Checkout example directory for a working example using webpack.

Available Props

|Prop|Default|Description| |-----|------|----------| |name| 'brace-editor'| Unique Id to be used for the editor| |mode| ''| Language for parsing and code highlighting| |theme| ''| theme to use| |height| '500px'| CSS value for height| |width| '500px'| CSS value for width| |className| | custom className| |fontSize| 12| pixel value for font-size| |showGutter| true| boolean| |showPrintMargin| true| boolean| |highlightActiveLine| true| boolean| |focus| false| boolean| |cursorStart| 1| number| |wrapEnabled| false| Wrapping lines| |readOnly| false| boolean| |minLines| | Minimum number of lines to be displayed| |maxLines| | Maximum number of lines to be displayed| |enableBasicAutocompletion| false| Enable basic autocompletion| |enableLiveAutocompletion| false| Enable live autocompletion| |tabSize| 4| tabSize number| |value | ''| String value you want to populate in the code highlighter| |defaultValue | ''| Default value of the editor| |onLoad| | Function onLoad| |onBeforeLoad| | function that trigger before editor setup| |onChange| | function that occurs on document change it has 1 argument value. see the example above| |onCopy| | function that trigger by editor copy event, and pass text as argument| |onPaste| | function that trigger by editor paste event, and pass text as argument| |onFocus| | function that trigger by editor focus event| |onBlur| | function that trigger by editor blur event| |onScroll| | function that trigger by editor scroll event| |editorProps| | Object of properties to apply directly to the Ace editor instance| |setOptions| | Object of options to apply directly to the Ace editor instance| |keyboardHandler| | String corresponding to the keybinding mode to set (such as vim)| |commands| | Array of new commands to add to the editor |annotations| | Array of annotations to show in the editor i.e. [{ row: 0, column: 2, type: 'error', text: 'Some error.'}], displayed in the gutter| |markers| | Array of markers to show in the editor, i.e. [{ startRow: 0, startCol: 2, endRow: 1, endCol: 20, className: 'error-marker', type: 'background' }]|

Modes, Themes, and Keyboard Handlers

All modes, themes, and keyboard handlers should be required through brace directly. Browserify will grab these modes / themes / keyboard handlers through brace and will be available at run time. See the example above. This prevents bloating the compiled javascript with extra modes and themes for your application.

Example Modes

  • javascript
  • java
  • python
  • xml
  • ruby
  • sass
  • markdown
  • mysql
  • json
  • html
  • handlebars
  • golang
  • csharp
  • coffee
  • css

Example Themes

  • monokai
  • github
  • tomorrow
  • kuroir
  • twilight
  • xcode
  • textmate
  • solarized dark
  • solarized light
  • terminal

Example Keyboard Handlers

  • vim
  • emacs