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styleit-api
Advanced tools
npm i styleit-api --save
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
Mode | Description |
---|---|
Toggle | Style elements with on/off functionality, like bold,underline,italic |
Extend | Only extends the currect style, font-size, color, backgorund |
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
1cont MODES = styleIt.MODES;
const underline =()=> styleIt.execCmd('text-decoration', 'underline', Modes.Toggle);
const bold =()=> styleIt.execCmd('font-weight', 'bold', MODES.Toggle);
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
cont MODES = styleIt.MODES;
const changeColor =(color)=> styleIt.execCmd('color', color, MODES.Extend);
const changeSize =(size)=> styleIt.execCmd('font-size', size, MODES.Extend);
The textAlign, padding, margin, line-height and more property sets the horizontal alignment of text in a block level element. It must be used on a block level element (p, div, etc.)
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
const MODES = styleIt.MODES;
const changeAlign =(align)=> styleIt.execCmd('text-align', align, MODES.Extend,{
target:'block'
});
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
styleIt.on("inspect",(collectedStyles) => {
// do something with the styles..
})
Adds an HTML block-level element around the line containing the current selection.
Tag Name |
---|
H1 |
H2 |
H3 |
H4 |
H5 |
H6 |
P |
PRE |
ADDRESS |
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
const toggleClass = (tagName)=> styleIt.formatBlock(tagName);
Tag Name |
---|
B |
STRONG |
MARK |
EM |
I |
S |
STRIKE |
DEL |
U |
SUB |
SUP |
SMALL |
SUB |
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
styleIt.toggleWith("strong");
The Css Class API lets you create a Css class with your pre-made rules. You can pass this class to a StyleIt object and use it as a markup just like underline or bold.
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
const toggleClass = (name)=> styleIt.toggleClass(name);
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
const createLink = () => styleIt.link({
href:'styleIt.com',
protocol:'https'
target:'_blank'
});
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
styleIt.on("inspectLink",(props) => {
// {href,protocl,target,element}
})
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
const contentAsJson = styleIt.save();
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
styleIt.load(contentAsJson);
Will remove all StyleIt functionality.
import StyleIt from 'styleit-api';
const styleIt = new StyleIt("editor-id");
styleIt.destroy();
All contributions are super welcome!
FAQs
StyleIt is a simple text editor API built for Developers.
The npm package styleit-api receives a total of 194 weekly downloads. As such, styleit-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that styleit-api 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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