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@vizzuality/wysiwyg

v3.1.4

Published

An interactive WYSIWYG editor

Downloads

16

Readme

Wysiswyg

Welcome to the most amazing Wysiwyg.

Documentation

Check the docs

Dependencies

yarn add [email protected]
yarn add [email protected]

Peer dependencies

yarn add [email protected]

Running locally in development mode

To get started in development mode, just clone the repository and run:

yarn install
yarn run dev

Linking into another project

If you want to debug the Wysiwyg within another project, please execute the following in the main directory:

yarn link
yarn run component

In your other project, run this:

yarn link "@vizzuality/wysiwyg"

Every change in the Wysiwyg's codebase will be reflected in your other project (might need a page reload). The Wysiwyg will also be built using the development environment so it's easier to debug.

Building and deploying in production

If you wanted to run this site in production run:

yarn install
yarn run build
yarn start

You should run the the build step again any time you make changes to pages or components.

Publishing

  • component: yarn run publish
  • documentation: yarn run documentation
  • staging: git push heroku master