@ecl/ckeditor5-ecl-webcomponents
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This is a plugin for ckeditor 5. It allows to add ECL webcomponents in the editor.
Install using NPM:
npm install @ecl/ckeditor5-ecl-webcomponents
To add the functionality of this plugin you should make a custom build of the editor. Follow the instructions here.
The plugin comes with an example ckeditor.js that you can use replacing the file in the ckeditor filesystem at packages/ckeditor-build-classic/src/ckeditor.js, it adds the ECL dropdown in the toolbar and enables the source code plugin, for the rest it uses the same configuration in the standard classic editor.
The plugin is in early stage of development, the usage in a production environment is not recommended. It is currently showcased in the ECL webcomponents website at: https://ecl-webcomponents.netlify.app/playground where you can play with it and see its capabilities.
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Insert ECL components in ckeditor5
We found that @ecl/ckeditor5-ecl-webcomponents demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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