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@guolao/vue-monaco-editor

Monaco Editor for Vue - use the monaco-editor in any Vue application without needing to use webpack (or rollup/vite) configuration files / plugins

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monaco-vue

Use monaco-editor loaded from CDN in Vue, no need to configure plugins in webpack (or rollup, vite) and other packaging tools.

gitHub license npm version

English Documents | 中文文档

If you want to use monaco-editor as NPM Package to load monaco-editor files from node_modules to package into your code, you still need to Use the plugin for the packaging tool, viewed here.

Installation

# npm
npm i @guolao/vue-monaco-editor

# yarn
yarn add @guolao/vue-monaco-editor

# pnpm
pnpm add @guolao/vue-monaco-editor

Of course, you can also use unpkg.

Usage

Editor Component

Just import the Editor component and use it.

import { defineComponent } from 'vue'
import Editor from '@guolao/vue-monaco-editor'

export default defineComponent(() => {
  return (
    <Editor 
      height="80vh"
      theme='vs-dark'
      defaultLanguage="javascript"
      defaultValue="// some comment"
      onChange={(val, event) => console.log(val, event)}
    />
  )
})

editor instance

Get the editor instance from the onMount event.

import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue'
import Editor from '@guolao/vue-monaco-editor'

export default defineComponent(() => {
  const editorRef = ref()

  function handleEditorMount(editor) {
    // get the editor instance here
    editorRef.value = editor
  }

  return (
    <Editor 
      height="80vh"
      theme='vs-dark'
      defaultLanguage="javascript"
      defaultValue="// some comment"
      onMount={handleEditorMount}
    />
  )
})

monaco instance

onBeforeMount & onMount Event

Get the monaco-editor instance from the onBeforeMount or onMount event.

import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue'
import Editor from '@guolao/vue-monaco-editor'

export default defineComponent(() => {
  const monacoRef = ref()

  function handleMonacoBeforeMount(monaco) {
    // get the monaco instance here
    monacoRef.value = editor
  }

  function handleMonacoMount(editor, monaco) {
    // get the monaco instance here
    monacoRef.value = editor
  }

  return (
    <Editor 
      height="80vh"
      theme='vs-dark'
      defaultLanguage="javascript"
      defaultValue="// some comment"
      onBeforeMount={handleMonacoBeforeMount}
      onMount={handleEditorMount}
    />
  )
})
useMonaco hook

vue-monaco-editor provides useMonaco to load the monaco-editor.

useMonaco use @monaco-editor/loader to load monaco-editor from the CDN.

Note that useMonaco only loads and exports monaco instances and still needs to be used with the Editor component, or you can use monaco instances to create editor instances manually.

import { defineComponent, onUnmounted } from 'vue'
import Editor, { useMonaco } from '@guolao/vue-monaco-editor'

export default defineComponent(() => {
  const { monacoRef, unload } = useMonaco()
  
  /*
    When the component will be unmount,
    If the monaco instance is not successfully loaded,
    You need to manually unload.
  */
  onUnmounted(() => !monacoRef.value && unload())

  return (
    <Editor 
      height="80vh"
      theme='vs-dark'
      defaultLanguage="javascript"
      defaultValue="// some comment"
    />
  )
})
Use loader

You can use @monaco-editor/loader to load the monaco instance directly from the CDN (the loading process of loader is asynchronous).

The configuration for @monaco-editor/loader can be viewed here.

import { loader } from "@guolao/vue-monaco-editor"

// loaded from CDN
loader.config({ 
  paths: { 
    vs: 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/monaco-editor@0.33.0/min/vs' 
  },
})

// configurable for different languages
loader.config({ "vs/nls": { availableLanguages: { "*": "de" } } })

// or
loader.config({
  paths: {
    vs: "...",
  },
  "vs/nls" : {
    availableLanguages: {
      "*": "de",
    },
  },
})

CDN

vue-monaco-editor use @monaco-editor/loader to load the monaco-editor from the CDN, the default CDN is jsdelivr.

loader.config({ 
  paths: { 
    vs: 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/monaco-editor@0.33.0/min/vs' 
  },
})

If you have other needs, you can modify the configuration to load the monaco-editor related files from other places.

Please see @monaco-editor/loader for the specific configuration.

NPM Package

If you want to use monaco-editor as NPM Package to load monaco-editor files from node_modules to package into your code, you still need to use the plugin for the packaging tool.

import * as monaco from "monaco-editor"
import { loader } from "@guolao/vue-monaco-editor"

// loaded monaco-editor from `node_modules`
loader.config({ monaco })

Vite

If you use vite, you need to do this (see #1791 (comment) for details).

import { loader } from "@guolao/vue-monaco-editor"

import * as monaco from "monaco-editor"
import editorWorker from "monaco-editor/esm/vs/editor/editor.worker?worker"
import jsonWorker from "monaco-editor/esm/vs/language/json/json.worker?worker"
import cssWorker from "monaco-editor/esm/vs/language/css/css.worker?worker"
import htmlWorker from "monaco-editor/esm/vs/language/html/html.worker?worker"
import tsWorker from "monaco-editor/esm/vs/language/typescript/ts.worker?worker"

self.MonacoEnvironment = {
  getWorker(_, label) {
    if (label === "json") {
      return new jsonWorker()
    }
    if (label === "css" || label === "scss" || label === "less") {
      return new cssWorker()
    }
    if (label === "html" || label === "handlebars" || label === "razor") {
      return new htmlWorker()
    }
    if (label === "typescript" || label === "javascript") {
      return new tsWorker()
    }
    return new editorWorker()
  }
}

loader.config({ monaco })

Rollup

If you use Rollup, you can use the community provided plugin rollup-plugin-monaco-editor.

Webpack

If you use webpack, monaco-editor officially provides the webpack plugin monaco-editor-webpack-plugin, which you can use.

Props & Events & slots

Editor

NameTypeDefaultDescriptionremark
defaultValuestringdefault value of the current model
defaultLanguagestringdefault language of the current modellanguages supported by monaco-editor view here
defaultPathstringdefault path of the current modelmonaco.editor.createModel(..., ..., monaco.Uri.parse(defaultPath))
valuestringvalue of the current modelv-model:value
languagestringlanguage of the current modellanguages supported by monaco-editor view here
pathstringpath to the current model
themelight | vs-darklighttheme of the monaco-editormonaco.editor.defineTheme(...)
linenumbernumber of lines to jump to
optionsobject{}IStandaloneEditorConstructionOptions
overrideServicesobject{}IEditorOverrideServices
saveViewStatebooleantruesave the view state of the model (scroll position, etc.) after model changesa unique path needs to be configured for each model
widthnumber | string100%container width
heightnumber | string100%container height
classNamestringcontainer class name
onUpdate:value(value: string | undefined) => voidexecute when the changed value changecan use v-model
onBeforeMount(monaco: Monaco) => voidexecute before the editor instance is created
onMount(editor: monaco.editor.IStandaloneCodeEditor, monaco: Monaco) => voidexecute after the editor instance has been created
onChange(value: string | undefined) => voidexecute when the changed value changemonaco.editor.IModelContentChangedEvent) => void
onValidate(markers: monaco.editor.IMarker[]) => voidexecute when a syntax error occursmonaco-editor supports syntax-checked languages view here
#defalutslot'loading...'loading statuswhen loading files from CDN, displaying the loading status will be more friendly

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Package last updated on 15 Jun 2022

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