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slate-hyperscript
Advanced tools
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.
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>
The slate package is the core library for the Slate.js framework. It provides the foundational tools for building rich text editors, but does not include the hyperscript syntax for creating content. Instead, it focuses on the core editor functionality and data structures.
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 is another rich text editor framework that provides a highly customizable and extensible architecture. It does not use a hyperscript syntax but offers a robust schema-based approach to defining document structures and content.
This package contains a hyperscript helper for creating Slate documents with JSX!
FAQs
A hyperscript helper for creating Slate documents.
The npm package slate-hyperscript receives a total of 73,431 weekly downloads. As such, slate-hyperscript popularity was classified as popular.
We found that slate-hyperscript demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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