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markdown-editor-shell
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Client-side markdown editor shell which compatible with any renderer engine.
Client-side markdown editor shell which compatible with any renderer engine.
var editor = new MarkdownEditorShell({
container: 'content',
markdownToHtmlConvertor: markdownToHtmlConvertor
});
editor.load();
string or object, an Id of textarea
element or element itself for wrapping in MarkdownEditorShell
.
string, the title of fullscreen button which will be shown by mouse over. Defaults to Enter Fullscreen
.
string, the title of preview button which will be shown by mouse over. Defaults to Toggle Preview Mode
.
function that represents converter from markdown text (input parameter) to html (output value).
array of groups of buttons
to display in toolbar.
Each group should represent the following object:
{
name: "", // name of group
buttons: [ // array of group buttons
{
title: "Bold", // title of button
className: "glyphicon glyphicon-bold", // class of button
action: buttonAction(e) // a function that represents the action of button, where e is instance of plugin
}
]
}
Markdown Editor Shell is under the MIT license.
FAQs
Client-side markdown editor shell which compatible with any renderer engine.
We found that markdown-editor-shell demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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