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@slate-editor/alignment-plugin

v5.1.0

Published

SlateJS alignment node plugin.

Downloads

4,480

Readme

SlateJS alignment plugin.

npm package npm downloads

Installation

The @slate-editor/alignment-plugin is available as an npm package.

yarn add @slate-editor/alignment-plugin

Usage

Here is a quick example to get you started:

import React from 'react'
import { SlateEditor, SlateToolbar, SlateContent } from 'slate-editor'
import { AlignmentPlugin, AlignmentButtonBar } from '@slate-editor/alignment-plugin'

const plugins = [
  AlignmentPlugin()
]

const SlateRichTextEditor = () => (
  <SlateEditor plugins={plugins}>
    <SlateToolbar>
      <AlignmentButtonBar />
    </SlateToolbar>

    <SlateContent />
  </SlateEditor>
)

export default SlateRichTextEditor

Keyboard Shortcut

| OS | Action | Shortcut | |--------------------------|--------------|---------------------------------------------------| | Apple Logo | Align Left | + shift + l | | Apple Logo | Align Center | + shift + c | | Apple Logo | Align Right | + shift + r | | Windows Logo | Align Left | alt + shift + l | | Windows Logo | Align Center | alt + shift + c | | Windows Logo | Align Right | alt + shift + r |

API

| Name | Description | |---------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | AlignmentNode | Component that holds the html that will wrap the content with alignment style. | | AlignmentUtils | Generic file that holds the util common functions. | | AlignmentButtonBar | Component that holds all action buttons to handle the alignment behaviour. | | AlignmentLeftButton | Component that holds button to handle the left alignment behaviour. | | AlignmentCenterButton | Component that holds button to handle the center alignment behaviour. | | AlignmentRightButton | Component that holds button to handle the right alignment behaviour. | | AlignmentKeyboardShortcut | Keyboard shortcut file that manipulates onKeyDown event inside SlateJS. |

TODO

  • Make keyboard shortcut accepts customization