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ta-nib-core

v2.5.12

Published

Wysiwyg editor

Downloads

12

Readme

NIB

Demo

Despite various options available for rich text editing in html, it continues to be extremely challenging area. I found prosemirror to be the best available solution for the problem. It is great work by author Marijn Haverbeke.

Making an editor ground up from a framework is still much work, the project aims at building components for rich text editing using prosemirror. These components can be quickly integrated into react or even non-react applications.

Setup

Setup of the editor is quite straight forward. It is required to be installed from npm.

Installing packages:

Either npm or yarn commands can be used.

npm i nib-core --save

Writing editor component:

import React from "react";
import Editor from "nib-core";

const MyEditor = () => <Editor />;

Props

Props supported by the editor.

| S.No. | Name | Description | | ----- | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | addons | array of plugins for adding functionality to core editor | | 2 | autoFocus | to focus editor by default | | 3 | config | configuring the plugin, toolbar etc in editor, here are default configurations | | 4 | defaultValue | value to initialize editor content | | 5 | licenseKey | license key for nib editor | | 6 | onChange | callback which is called on any change in the editor | | 7 | spellCheck | boolean property to enable default browser spellCheck in the editor | | 8 | styleConfig | used to do more detailed style changes in the editor, here is the default | | 9 | theme | theming of the editor, here is default theme |

License

MIT This repository includes code for all basic editor features which are freely available. Advance editor features like nib drive, tracking, comments and collaborative editing are not open source.