prosemirror-view
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Changelog
0.16.0 (2016-12-23)
Breaking changes
The spellcheck, label, and class props are now replaced by an attributes prop.
Bug fixes
Solve problem where setting a node selection would trigger a DOM read, leading to the selection being reset.
Ignoring/aborting an action should no longer lead to the DOM being stuck in an outdated state.
Typing at the end of a textblock which ends in a non-text node now actually works.
DOM nodes for leaf document nodes are now set as non-editable to prevent various issues such as stray cursors inside of them and Firefox adding image resize controls.
Inserting a node no longer causes nodes of the same type after it to be neednessly redrawn.
New features
Add a new editor prop editable which controls whether the editor's contentEditable behavior is enabled.
Plugins and props can now set any DOM attribute on the outer editor node using the attributes prop.
Node view constructors and update methods now have access to the node's wrapping decorations, which can be used to pass information to a node view without encoding it in the document.
Attributes added or removed by node and inline decorations no longer cause the nodes inside of them to be fully redrawn, making node views more stable and allowing CSS transitions to be used.
Changelog
0.15.2 (2016-12-10)
Bug fixes
The native selection is now appropriately hidden when there is a node selection.
Changelog
0.15.0 (2016-12-10)
Breaking changes
The editor view no longer wraps its editable DOM element in a wrapper element. The ProseMirror CSS class now applies directly to the editable element. The ProseMirror-content CSS class is still present for ease of upgrading but will be dropped in the next release.
The editor view no longer draws a drop cursor when dragging content over the editor. The new prosemirror-dropcursor module implements this as a plugin.
Bug fixes
Simple typing and backspacing now gets handled by the browser without ProseMirror redrawing the touched nodes, making spell-checking and various platform-specific input tricks (long-press on OS X, double space on iOS) work in the editor.
Improve tracking of DOM nodes that have been touched by user changes, so that updateState can reliably fix them.
Changes to the document that happen while dragging editor content no longer break moving of the content.
Adding or removing a mark directly in the DOM (for example with the bold/italic buttons in iOS' context menu) now produces mark steps, rather than replace steps.
Pressing backspace at the start of a paragraph on Android now allows key handlers for backspace to fire.
Toggling a mark when there is no selection now works better on mobile platforms.
New features
Introduces an endOfTextblock method on views, which can be used to find out in a bidi- and layout-aware way whether the selection is on the edge of a textblock.
Changelog
0.14.4 (2016-12-02)
Bug fixes
Fix issue where node decorations would stick around in the DOM after the decoration was removed.
Setting or removing a node selection in an unfocused editor now properly updates the DOM to show that selection.
Changelog
0.14.2 (2016-11-30)
Bug fixes
FIX: Avoid unneeded selection resets which sometimes confused browsers.
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0.14.1 (2016-11-29)
Bug fixes
Restores previously broken kludge that allows the cursor to appear after non-text content at the end of a line.
Changelog
0.14.0 (2016-11-28)
Breaking changes
Wrapping decorations are now created using the nodeName property. The wrapper property is no longer supported.
The onUnmountDOM prop is no longer supported (use a node view with a destroy method instead).
The domSerializer prop is no longer supported. Use node views to configure editor-specific node representations.
New features
Widget decorations can now be given a key property to prevent unneccesary redraws.
The EditorView class now has a destroy method for cleaning up.
The handleClickOn prop and friends now receive a direct boolean argument that indicates whether the node was clicked directly.
Widget decorations now support a stopEvent option that can be used to control which DOM events that pass through them should be ignored by the editor view.
You can now specify custom node views for an editor view, which give you control over the way node of a given type are represented in the DOM. See the related RFC.