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A lightweight, fully customizable, Markdown editor

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Carta

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A lightweight, fast and extensible Svelte Markdown editor and viewer. Check out the demo to see it in action.

Differently from most editors, Carta includes neither ProseMirror nor CodeMirror, allowing for an extremely small bundle size and fast loading time.

Features

  • Keyboard shortcuts (extensible);
  • Toolbar (extensible);
  • Markdown syntax highlighting;
  • SSR compatible;
  • Katex support (plugin);
  • Slash commands (plugin);
  • Emojis, with included search (plugin);
  • Code blocks syntax highlighting (plugin).

Getting started

:exclamation:Warning: sanitization is not dealt with by Carta. You need to provided a sanitizer function when you create your own Carta.

Installation

Core package:

npm i carta-md

Plugins:

npm i @carta/plugin-name

Basic configuration

<script lang="ts">
	import { Carta, CartaEditor } from 'carta-md';
	// Component default theme
	import 'carta-md/default-theme.css';
	// Markdown input theme (PrismJS)
	import 'carta-md/light.css';

	const carta = new Carta({
		// Remember to use a sanitizer to prevent XSS attacks
		// sanitizer: mySanitizer
	});
</script>

<CartaEditor {carta} />

<style>
	/* Or in global stylesheet */
	/* Set your custom monospace font */
	:global(.carta-font-code) {
		font-family: '...', monospace;
	}
</style>

Editor component exported properties:

NameTypeDescription
cartaCartaCarta Editor
themestringFor custom css themes, see below for more
valuestringMarkdown input
mode'tabs', 'split', 'auto'Tabs settings
disableToolbarbooleanOption to disable the toolbar

Plugins

Each plugin's readme includes a guide on its use.

NameDescription
plugin-mathKatex support
plugin-slashSlash commands support
plugin-emojiEmojis support, including inline search
plugin-codeCode blocks syntax highlighting

Themes customization

By using the theme property in CartaEditor and CartaPreview you can change their classes to carta-editor__{theme} and carta-viewer__{theme}.

Check out the default theme to customize it.

If you are using a plugin, look at its readme for its customization.

Markdown highlighting is done using PrismJS, here you can find some themes, but you can find more by searching online.

You can find Markdown stylesheet. For example github-markdown-css(used in the demo), or tailwind-typography.

Extensibility

Options

Carta options:

NameTypeDescription
extensionsCartaExtension[]Editor/viewer extensions
rendererDebouncenumberRenderer debouncing timeout, in ms (def. 300ms)
disableShortcutsDefaultShortcutId[]Remove default shortcuts by ids
disableIconsDefaultIconId[]Remove default icons by ids
disablePrefixesDefaultPrefixId[]Remove default prefixes by ids
historyOptionsPartial<CartaHistoryOptions>History (Undo/Redo) options
sanitizer(html: string) => stringHTML sanitizer

You can easily extend Carta by creating custom plugins. Here are all the CartaExtension properties:

NameTypeDescription
markedExtensionsmarked.MarkedExtension[]Marked extensions, more on that here
shortcutsKeyboardShortcut[]Additional keyboard shortcuts
iconsCartaIcon[]Additional icons
prefixesPrefix[]Additional prefixes
listenersCartaListener[]Textarea event listeners
componentsCartaExtensionComponentArrayAdditional components, that will be put after the editor. All components are given a carta: Carta. prop The editor has a relative position, so you can position elements absolutely

If you created a plugin and want to share it, you can open an issue and we will consider sponsoring it on this guide.

Contributions

Every contribution is well accepted. If you have a feature request you can open a new issue.

This package uses a pnpm workspace, so pnpm is required to download and put everything together properly.

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Package last updated on 13 May 2023

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