@bloklabs/vue

The Vue 3 block editor bindings for Blok — a headless, Notion-like rich text editor whose content is JSON blocks, not HTML.

Install

npm install @bloklabs/vue @bloklabs/core

@bloklabs/core and vue are peer dependencies.

Usage

<BlokEditor> is the all-in-one component: it mounts the editor, manages its lifecycle, and takes every editor config option as a prop.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { BlokEditor } from '@bloklabs/vue';
import { Header, Paragraph, List } from '@bloklabs/core/tools';

const tools = {
  paragraph: Paragraph,
  header: { class: Header, placeholder: 'Enter a heading' },
  list: List,
};
</script>

<template>
  <BlokEditor :tools="tools" />
</template>

Saving

The save emit fires with the latest content on every change, so you never have to call save() by hand.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue';
import { BlokEditor } from '@bloklabs/vue';
import type { OutputData } from '@bloklabs/core';

const data = ref<OutputData>();
</script>

<template>
  <BlokEditor @save="(d: OutputData) => (data = d)" />
  <pre>{{ data?.blocks }}</pre>
</template>

Also exported

• useBlok(config, recreateKey?) — the composable behind the component, returns a Ref<Blok | null>.
• BlokContent — the mount-point element, if you want to wire the composable yourself.
• useBlocks(editor) — a reactive snapshot of the block tree plus a manipulation API.
• createVueBlock — author block tools as Vue components.
• provideBlok / useBlokDefaults — share default editor config through provide/inject.

Docs

• Quick start
• BlokEditor reference
• useBlocks reference

Licensed under Apache-2.0.