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lakelib

v0.2.1

Published

Lake is a browser-based rich text editor designed for creating content such as blogs, comments, and emails.

Downloads

808

Readme

Lake

CI npm size


Lake is a browser-based rich text editor designed for creating content such as blogs, comments, and emails. It tries to keep a balance between being feature-rich and lightweight, and also provides an easy-to-use programming interface that supports further extension.

Examples · Getting started · Reference

Development

For local development, you need to download the source code and run a development server that includes an HTTP service and real-time bundling.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/lakejs/lake.git
# Install dependencies
pnpm install
# Start a local server
pnpm dev

You can now view the demonstration by visiting http://localhost:8080/examples/.

Running tests

Lake depends on a lot of browser APIs, so running its test cases needs a real browser environment. You can run the tests visibly by visiting http://localhost:8080/tests/, or execute the pnpm test command to run the tests in headless mode.

License

Lake is released under the MIT license. The following table shows the licenses of the packages that Lake depends on.

| Dependency | License | | ------------- | ------------- | | Phosphor Icons | MIT | | Fluent Icons | MIT | | CodeMirror | MIT | | debounce | MIT | | EventEmitter3 | MIT | | fast-deep-equal | MIT | | Idiomorph | BSD 2-Clause | | is-hotkey | MIT | | KaTeX | MIT | | rc-upload | MIT | | PhotoSwipe | MIT | | typesafe-i18n | MIT |