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@apollohg/react-native-prose-editor

v0.5.17

Published

Native rich text editor with Rust core for React Native

Readme

React Native Prose Editor NPM version

@apollohg/react-native-prose-editor is a native rich text editor for React Native with a Rust document core, native iOS and Android rendering, configurable schemas, and a React-facing toolbar and theme API.

This project is currently in alpha and the API, behavior, and packaging may still change.

This repository contains three main pieces:

  • the editor package itself under src, ios, android, and rust
  • an Expo SDK 54 development app under example
  • a runnable iOS XCTest harness for native regression coverage

Features

The editor already supports:

  • HTML and ProseMirror JSON content input/output
  • configurable schemas
  • marks such as bold, italic, underline, strike, and links
  • blockquotes
  • bullet and ordered lists with indent/outdent behavior
  • hard breaks and horizontal rules
  • native @-mentions with themed suggestion UI in the toolbar area
  • native theming for text, lists, horizontal rules, mentions, and the toolbar
  • configurable toolbar items, including app-defined actions
  • auto-grow height behavior for parent-managed scroll containers
  • a Rust-backed undo/redo history model

Repository Layout

  • src: React Native component API, toolbar, schemas, and TypeScript types
  • ios: iOS native view, toolbar accessory, rendering bridge, and generated Rust bindings
  • android: Android native view, rendering bridge, and Expo module wiring
  • Rust Editor Core: document model, transforms, schema system, selection, history, serialization, and tests
  • example: Expo 54 app for manual QA and development

Project documentation now lives in the GitHub Wiki.

Installation

This package currently requires Expo Modules. Use it in an Expo development build or in a bare React Native app that has Expo Modules configured.

The minimum tested Expo version is SDK 54.

Required peer dependencies:

  • expo
  • react
  • react-native
  • @expo/vector-icons

Install the package:

npm install @apollohg/[email protected]

For local package development in this repo:

npm install
npm --prefix example install
npm run example:prebuild

For full setup details, including peer dependencies, example app setup, and iOS pods, see the Installation Guide.

Basic Usage

import React, { useRef } from 'react';
import {
  NativeRichTextEditor,
  type NativeRichTextEditorRef,
} from '@apollohg/react-native-prose-editor';

export function EditorScreen() {
  const editorRef = useRef<NativeRichTextEditorRef>(null);

  return (
    <NativeRichTextEditor
      ref={editorRef}
      initialContent="<p>Hello world</p>"
      placeholder="Start typing..."
      onContentChange={(html) => {
        console.log(html);
      }}
    />
  );
}

Customization

The main extension points today are:

  • schema: provide a custom schema definition
  • theme: style text blocks, blockquotes, lists, horizontal rules, background, and toolbar chrome, including a native-looking keyboard toolbar mode
  • toolbarItems: define the visible toolbar controls and order
  • onToolbarAction: handle app-defined toolbar buttons
  • onRequestLink: collect or edit hyperlink URLs when a toolbar link item is pressed
  • addons: configure optional features like @-mentions
  • heightBehavior: switch between internal scrolling and auto-grow

For setup and customization details, start with the Documentation Index.

For realtime collaboration, including the correct useYjsCollaboration() wiring, encoded-state persistence, remote cursors, and automatic reconnect behavior, see the Collaboration Guide.

For whole-document JSON loads, initialJSON, controlled valueJSON, and setContentJson() will normalize an empty root document like { type: 'doc', content: [] } to the active schema's empty text block so block-constrained schemas still load a valid empty document.

Development

Common commands:

npm run typecheck
npm run bench:rust -- --quick
npm run publish:prepare
npm run example:start
npm run example:ios
npm run example:android
npm run build:rust

Tests:

npm test                                             # TypeScript unit tests
cargo test --manifest-path rust/editor-core/Cargo.toml  # Rust core tests
npm run android:test                                  # Android Robolectric tests
npm run android:test:perf                             # Android native perf test suite
npm run android:test:perf:device                      # Android on-device perf instrumentation suite
npm run ios:test:perf                                 # iOS native perf XCTest suite
npm run ios:test:perf:device                          # iOS on-device perf XCTest suite

Benchmarks:

npm run bench:rust -- --quick
npm run bench:rust -- --filter collaboration
npm run bench:rust -- --json > perf-results.json
npm run android:test:perf
npm run android:test:perf:device
npm run ios:test:perf
npm run ios:test:perf:device

Documentation

Documentation is published in the GitHub Wiki.

Project Status

The project is usable and already covers the core editing flows, but the API and documentation are still evolving as the package moves toward wider use.