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element-tiptap
Advanced tools
A WYSIWYG editor based on tiptap and uses Element's components.
init
, transaction
, focus
, blur
, paste
, drop
, update
yarn add element-tiptap
# Or
npm install --save element-tiptap
Install element-tiptap
plugin.
import Vue from 'vue';
import { ElementTiptapPlugin } from 'element-tiptap';
Vue.use(ElementTiptapPlugin);
Now you globally register 'element-tiptap'
component.
<template>
<div>
<el-tiptap
v-model="content"
:extensions="extensions"
/>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import {
// necessary extensions
Doc,
Text,
Paragraph,
Heading,
Bold,
Underline,
Italic,
Strike,
ListItem,
BulletList,
OrderedList,
} from 'element-tiptap';
export default {
data () {
// editor extensions
// they will be added to menubar and bubble menu by the order you declare.
extensions: [
new Doc(),
new Text(),
new Paragraph(),
new Heading({ level: 5 }),
new Bold({ bubble: true }), // render command-button in bubble menu.
new Underline(),
new Italic(),
new Strike(),
new ListItem(),
new BulletList(),
new OrderedList(),
],
// editor's content
content: `
<h1>Heading</h1>
<p>This Editor is awesome!</p>
`,
},
},
</script>
You can use the necessary extensions. The corresponding command-buttons will be added by declaring the order of the extension.
All available extensions:
Doc
Text
Paragraph
Heading
Bold
Italic
Strike
Underline
Link
Image
CodeBlock
Blockquote
ListItem
BulletList
OrderedList
TodoItem
TodoList
TextAlign
Indent
LineHeight
HorizontalRule
HardBreak
TrailingNode
History
You can customize the extension menu button view,
// create your extension file
import { Bold } from 'element-tiptap';
export default class CustomBold extends Bold {
menuBtnView (editorContext) {
// editorContext contains a collection of properties that are useful to you
// see https://github.com/scrumpy/tiptap#editormenubar
// ElTiptap plus editor instance to editorContext.
return {
component: CustomButton, // your component
componentProps: {
...
},
},
}
}
<template>
<el-tiptap :extensions="extensions />
</template>
<script>
import CustomBold from '...'; // import your extension
export default {
...
data () {
return {
extensions: [
...
new CustomBold(),
],
};
},
};
</script>
When editor is empty, placeholder will display.
<el-tiptap
placeholder="Write something …"
/>
Editor's content
<el-tiptap
:content="content"
@onUpdate="onEditorUpdate"
/>
or Use 'v-model'
<el-tiptap
v-model="content"
/>
Output can be defined to 'html'
(default) or 'json'
.
<el-tiptap
output="json"
/>
<template>
<el-tiptap
@init="onInit"
/>
</template>
<script>
export default {
...
methods: {
// argument (object)
// {
// editor: Editor, // tiptap editor instance
// }
methods: {
onInit ({ editor }) {
},
},
},
},
</script>
The same as init
You can customize the menubar.
<el-tiptap
v-model="content"
:extensions="extensions"
>
<template #menubar="{ commands, isActive }">
<!--You can render custom menu buttons.-->
<custom-button
:class="{ 'is-active': isActive.bold() }"
@click="commands.bold"
>
Bold
</custom-button>
</template>
</el-tiptap>
Customize the bubble menu like menubar.
<el-tiptap
v-model="content"
:extensions="extensions"
>
<template #menububble="{ commands, isActive }">
<custom-button
:class="{ 'is-active': isActive.bold() }"
@click="commands.bold"
>
Bold
</custom-button>
</template>
</el-tiptap>
Footer of the editor, after the editor content.
MIT
FAQs
🌸A modern WYSIWYG rich-text editor using tiptap and Element UI for Vue.js
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