UEditor integration with Rails.
Go to test/dummy and rails s, remember bundle first.
Add the gem to your Gemfie gem 'ueditor_rails', :git => 'https://github.com/jasl/ueditor_rails.git' or gem 'ueditor_rails'.
bundle and run rails g ueditor_rails:install.
See app/assets/javascripts/ueditor_config.js.erb for detail.
require ueditor_rails/init to your application.js first.
samples
f.ueditor_text :body
ueditor_text_tag 'test2', 'text here'
ueditor_text_tag 'test1', 'text here', :id => 'xxxx', :width => 500, :toolbars => [["bold","italic","underline"]]
The option can be any which in ueditor_config.js.erb.
I don't want implement it, cause it's design depends your business, so you should do it by yourself.
you can modify app/assets/javascripts/ueditor_config.js.erb like imageUrl: "<%= Rails.application.routes.url_helpers.ueditor_image_path %>" to make it available.
Add UeditorRails.enable_cross_domain = true in a initializer or 'application.rb'.
This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE. Jasl
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