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@wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote
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A Slate plugin to handle keyboard events in blockquotes.
A Slate plugin to handle keyboard events in blockquotes. Blockquotes can contain blocks.
npm install @wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote
Natural keybindings:
import EditBlockquote from '@wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote'
const plugins = [
EditBlockquote()
]
This plugin accepts options to redefine the following block types:
[type: String]
— type for blockquotes[typeDefault: String]
— type for default block in blockquote.@wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote
exports utilities and changes:
utils.isSelectionInBlockquote
plugin.utils.isSelectionInBlockquote(value: Value) => Boolean
Return true if selection is inside a blockquote (and it can be unwrap).
changes.wrapInBlockquote
plugin.changes.wrapInBlockquote(editor: Editor) => Editor
Wrap current block in a new blockquote.
changes.unwrapBlockquote
plugin.changes.unwrapBlockquote(editor: Editor) => Editor
Unwrap from current blockquote if any.
[0.7.1] - 2018-12-20
FAQs
A Slate plugin to handle keyboard events in blockquotes.
The npm package @wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote receives a total of 646 weekly downloads. As such, @wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @wikifactory/slate-edit-blockquote demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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