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koco-tinymce

v2.1.0

Published

Knockout Components handlers and utilities for the TinyMCE editor

Downloads

10

Readme

koco-tinymce

Knockout components compatible version of TinyMCE editor

##Installation

To come

##Configuration

Because TinyMCE attempts to load its own plugins and styles once it's initialized, it doesn't necessarily play nice with Koco's build process, if using the RequireJS Optimizer. You have to set the tinymce path explicitly in tinymce-config.js:

    window.tinyMCEPreInit = {
    	suffix: '_src',
        base : '[path to tinymce src file]'
    };

You'll probably want to copy that file out of the src/bower_components/koco-tinymce/src directory and put it somewhere where it won't get overwritten next time you do a bower update. Then in your require.config file:

var require = {
	...
    paths: {
    ...
		'tinymce-config': '[your_path_to]/tinymce-config',
	...

You will also need to tell the optimizer to include any dynamically loaded files in your /dist folder. In gulpfile.js:

	global.folders = [
	    './src/web.config',
	    ...
	    '[path to tinymce folder]/**/**/**/**/*',
	    './src/bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/**/**/*.css'
	];

Finally, make sure you load and init the custom plugins.

define([
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/images-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/link-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/photo-album-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/external-multimedia-content-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/html-snippet-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/shortcuts-mce',
        'bower_components/koco-tinymce/src/plugins/mce-button-toggler'
    ],
    function(
            images,
            link,
            photoAlbum,
            externalMultimediaContent,
            htmlSnippet,
            shortcuts,
            buttonToggler
        ) {
            'use strict';

            images.init();
            link.init();
            photoAlbum.init();
            externalMultimediaContent.init();
            htmlSnippet.init();
            shortcuts.init();
            buttonToggler.init();

        return;
    });

##Usage

To come