What is slate-hyperscript?
The slate-hyperscript package is a utility for creating Slate.js editor content using a hyperscript syntax. It allows developers to define the structure of their editor content in a more readable and declarative way.
What are slate-hyperscript's main functionalities?
Creating Elements
This feature allows you to create elements in the Slate editor using JSX-like syntax. The example demonstrates how to create a paragraph element with some text.
<jsx>
<element type="paragraph">
<text>Some text in a paragraph.</text>
</element>
</jsx>
Creating Text Nodes
This feature allows you to create text nodes with specific properties. The example shows how to create a text node with bold formatting.
<jsx>
<text bold={true}>Bold text</text>
</jsx>
Creating Nested Structures
This feature allows you to create nested structures within the editor content. The example demonstrates how to create a paragraph containing a link element.
<jsx>
<element type="paragraph">
<text>Some text in a paragraph with a </text>
<element type="link" url="https://example.com">
<text>link</text>
</element>
<text>.</text>
</element>
</jsx>
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slate
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draft-js
Draft.js is a framework for building rich text editors in React, developed by Facebook. It offers a different approach to creating and managing editor content compared to Slate.js and does not use a hyperscript syntax. Instead, it uses a more traditional JavaScript API for defining content.
prosemirror
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