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@coffic/juice-editor
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A powerful rich text editor which name comes from a Chinese word "聚思" (gather your thoughts).
Currently still under development and not yet stable.
1.Install JuiceEditor
npm install @coffic/juice-editor
2.Use JuiceEditor in your project
import { EditorFactory, Editor } from '@coffic/juice-editor'
const editor = EditorFactory.register('my-editor', {
onBeforeCreate: () => {
console.log('onBeforeCreate for label my-editor')
},
onCreate: (editor: Editor) => {
console.log('onCreate for label my-editor')
editor.enableLog()
}
})
// When you type 'editor.', the IDE will suggest available APIs
3.Use in your template
<my-editor></my-editor>
https://cofficlab.github.io/en/juiceEditor/
https://cofficlab.github.io/JuiceEditor-Playground/
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Show your ❤️ by ⭐️ing this repository! It means a lot.
Clone the repo, do something, make a PR.
Looking forward to your PRs, you amazing ideas.
JuiceEditor is released under a dual license:
Any use of this software for commercial purposes or any modifications to the source code require explicit permission from the author.
FAQs
![JuiceEditor](./docs/hero.png)
The npm package @coffic/juice-editor receives a total of 608 weekly downloads. As such, @coffic/juice-editor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @coffic/juice-editor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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