react-simple-markdown-editor
v1.1.0
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Simple markdown editor widget you can attach to any TextArea element to provide rich markdown capabilities. Requires few dependencies
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Simple React Markdown Editor
This makes it easy to add a simple markdown editing widget to any TextArea element.
Demo
Installation
npm install react-simple-markdown-editor
Features
- Entirely customizable. Modify CSS easily with props, or add custom classes and modify CSS with stylesheets. Define which buttons are visible.
- The only package dependencies are
react
andlodash
, minimizing risk.
Usage
In your code:
ES6:
import {SimpleMarkdownEditor} from 'react-simple-markdown-editor';
Non-ES6:
var SimpleMarkdownEditor = require('react-simple-markdown-editor');
In your React render()
function:
<SimpleMarkdownEditor textAreaID={"myTextAreaElement"} />
Rendering Markdown
Use another library like react-remarkable in combination with this. Then set the source
of the remarkable component to the value of your TextArea element.
API
Props:
SimpleMarkdownEditor.propTypes = {
// Required props
textAreaID: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
// Optional props
styles: PropTypes.object,
containerClass: PropTypes.string,
buttonClass: PropTypes.string,
enabledButtons: PropTypes.object,
buttonHtmlText: PropTypes.object,
additionalProps: PropTypes.object
};
textAreaID
(String, Required): The ID of the TextArea element you want the editor attached to. When you press buttons in this widget, the text in this TextArea will be modified.
styles
: (Object, optional): Used to overwrite inline CSS without using your own stylesheets.
Existing properties:
container: {
},
button: {
fontFamily: 'Georgia, serif',
backgroundColor: '#333536',
color: 'white',
marginRight: '5px',
float: 'left',
width: '25px',
borderRadius: '4px',
textAlign: 'center',
cursor: 'pointer'
}
For instance, if you want to add a border to each button:
<SimpleMarkdownEditor styles={{button: {border: '1px solid green'}}} />
containerClass
and buttonClass
(String, optional): Provide classes to the container and button elements, so you can overwrite them using your own CSS stylesheets. An alternative to setting the styles
prop.
enabledButtons
: (Object, optional): Hide any buttons you don't want to show. All of them default to showing. Buttons:
{
bold: true,
italic: true,
strike: true,
code: true,
quote: true,
h1: true,
h2: true,
h3: true,
bullet: true,
link: true,
image: true
}
For instance, if you want to hide the link button:
<SimpleMarkdownEditor enabledButtons={{link: false}} />
buttonHtmlText
: (Object, optional): Change the display text of any buttons, including any HTML markup. Defaults:
{
bold: 'B',
italic: '<i>I</i>',
strike: '<s>S</s>',
code: '< >',
quote: '“ ”',
h1: 'H1',
h2: 'H2',
h3: 'H3',
bullet: '•',
link: '#',
image: '[i]'
}
For instance, if you want to change code
to be a square quote
to be 2 right arrows:
<SimpleMarkdownEditor buttonHtmlText={{code: '□', quote: '⇉'}} />
additionalProps
: (Object, optional): Add arbitrary props to any button. For instance:
<SimpleMarkdownEditor additionalProps={{bold: {title: "bold"}}} />
License
MIT, use for free. If you like this, give it a star.