slate-vue3

slate-react library implemented with vue3

Why use it?

• :sparkles: Highly customizable features, use slate core at the bottom level
• :zap: The latest version of the core, use vue to reduce the number of re-renderings
• :coffee: This library provides the same usage as slate-react, design tends to be stable
• :point_right: Check out the live demo of all of the examples

How to use?

1. Install slate-vue3

npm install slate-vue3

2. Now, you can use it in vue-sfc :point_right: live demo

<script setup lang="ts">
import { h } from "vue"
import { Slate, Editable, defaultRenderLeaf, defaultRenderPlaceHolder } from "slate-vue3"
import { createEditor } from "slate-vue3/core"
import { withDOM } from "slate-vue3/dom"
import { withHistory } from "slate-vue3/history"

const initialValue = [
  {
    type: "paragraph",
    children: [{ text: "Let's start"}]
  }
]
const renderElement = ({ attributes, children }) => h("p", attributes, children)
const editor = withHistory(withDOM(createEditor(initialValue)))
</script>

<template>
  <Slate :editor="editor" :render-element="renderElement" :render-leaf="defaultRenderLeaf"
    :render-placeholder="defaultRenderPlaceHolder">
    <Editable />
  </Slate>
</template>

Component Props

Slate

editor

slate-editor instance, add DOM specific behaviors to the editor

const initialValue: Descendant[] = [{
  type: 'paragraph',
  children: [ { text: 'This is editable plain text, just like a <textarea>!' } ]
}]
const editor: DOMEditor = withDOM(createEditor(initialValue))

decorate

another type of text-level formatting, split text into leaves

function (entry: NodeEntry) => DecoratedRange[]

renderElement

a function used to render a custom component for a specific type of Element node in the Slate.js document model

export interface RenderElementProps {
  children: VNode
  element: Element
  attributes: HTMLAttributes & {
    "data-slate-node": "element"
    "data-slate-inline"?: true
    "data-slate-void"?: true
    dir?: "rtl"
    ref: any
  };
}

function renderElement (props: RenderElementProps) => VNode

renderLeaf

customize the rendering of leaf nodes in the document tree of your Slate editor

export interface RenderLeafProps {
  children: VNode
  leaf: Text
  text: Text
  attributes: HTMLAttributes & {
    "data-slate-leaf": true
  };
}

renderPlaceholder

customize how the placeholder of the Slate.js Editable component is rendered when the editor is empty

export interface RenderPlaceholderProps {
  children?: string
  attributes: HTMLAttributes & VNodeProps & {
    "data-slate-placeholder": boolean
    dir?: "rtl"
  };
}

Editable

customize style of editablearea, you can inherient other HTMLAttribute on it

interface EditableProps extends HTMLAttributes {
  role?: string
  readOnly: boolean
  placeholder?: string
  style?: CSSProperties
  scrollSelectionIntoView: (
    editor: DOMEditor,
    domRange: globalThis.Range
  ) => void
  is: string
}

Component Emits

onchange

any change in slate will trigger it

const onchange: (event: { operation?: Operation }) => void

onvaluechange

slate children change in slate will trigger it

const onvaluechange: (event: { operation?: Operation }) => void

onselectionchange

slate selection change in slate will trigger it

const onselectionchange: (event: { operation?: Operation }) => void

Hooks in slate-vue3

useComposing

Get the current composing state of the editor. It deals with compositionstart, compositionupdate, compositionend events

const useComposing: () => Ref<boolean, boolean>

const composing = useComposing()

useFocused

Get the current focused state of the editor

const useFocused: () => Ref<boolean, boolean>

const focused = useFocused()

useReadOnly

Get the current readOnly state of the editor

const useReadOnly: () => Ref<boolean, boolean>

const readonly = useReadOnly()

useSelected

Get the current selected state of an element

const useSelected: () => ComputedRef<boolean>

const selected = useSelected()

useEditor

Get the current editor object from the context. Context whenever changes occur in the editor

const useEditor: () => DOMEditor

const editor = useEditor()

useSelection

Get the current editor selection from the context

const useSelection: () => ComputedRef<BaseSelection>

const selection = useSelection()

useInheritRef

Automatically bind ref to the real node when the component is mounted，This is important when rendering element nodes directly

const useInheritRef: (attribute: VNodeProps) => VNodeProps

const renderElement = (props: RenderElementProps) => {
  const { attributes, children, element } = props
  switch (element.type) {
    case 'image':
      return h(ImageComp, { element, ...useInheritRef(attributes) }, () => children)
    default:
      return h('p', attributes, children)
  }
}

FAQ

1. Why do I have to pass renderFunction into component ?

This ensures that your rich text is as expected, and slave-vue3 provides some default rendering functions, you can directly use the default rendering behavior

2. Can I use jsx in slate-vue3 ?

Of coures yes, but we do not recommend it unless you have already configured jsx in the project, as a branch, using the h function directly is already simple enough

3. Why do rendering functions not use Vue components ?

Vue uses lazy updates, rendering with components generates additional state, which can cause unexpected results during updates, it would be better to use functions as branches directly

Directory Structure

• slate slate core logic, update synchronously with slate
• slate-dom Implementation of slate on dom, update synchronously with slate-dom
• slate-vue Vue components for rendering slate editors
• slate-history Same with slate-history
• slate-hyperscript Same with slate-history
• share-tools for special processing of Proxy data, obtain the raw pointer, isPlainObject declare

Compact Slate

reactive implement

• packages/slate/src/interfaces/text.ts 115:115
• packages/slate/src/create-editor.ts 94:94
• packages/slate/src/transforms-node/set-nodes.ts 18:18
• packages/slate/src/interfaces/text.ts 116:116

remove immer

• packages/slate/src/interfaces/node.ts 365:365
• packages/slate/src/interfaces/point.ts 103:103
• packages/slate/src/interfaces/range.ts 224:224
• packages/slate/src/interfaces/transforms/general.ts 322:333

other compact

• packages/slate/src/core/normalize-node.ts
• packages/slate-dom/src/plugin/dom-editor.ts 421:441