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@devslab/editor-ruler-froala

v1.1.0

Published

Froala WYSIWYG editor adapter for @devslab/editor-ruler — a Word-like horizontal ruler plugin.

Downloads

3,382

Readme

@devslab/editor-ruler-froala

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Stable since 1.0.0 — the exported API follows semantic versioning; see the stability scope.

Froala WYSIWYG editor adapter for @devslab/editor-ruler — adds a Word-like horizontal ruler (margins + first-line indent) above the editor.

npm install @devslab/editor-ruler-froala froala-editor
import FroalaEditor from 'froala-editor';
import { defineRulerPlugin } from '@devslab/editor-ruler-froala';

defineRulerPlugin(FroalaEditor); // once, before creating editor instances

new FroalaEditor('#editor', {
  rulerEnabled: true,          // default true — false disables the plugin entirely
  rulerVisible: true,          // start with the ruler shown; false starts it
                               // hidden (plugin + toolbar stay alive — the
                               // user toggles it on when they want it)
  rulerUnit: 'cm',             // 'cm' | 'in' | 'px'
  rulerVertical: false,        // show the vertical ruler on init
  rulerVerticalGutter: false,  // reserve the vertical ruler's 23px column up
                               // front (scrollbar-gutter: stable style), so
                               // toggling it never reflows the content
  rulerGuides: true,           // guide lines (drag out of a ruler)
  toolbarButtons: ['bold', 'italic', '|', 'rulerOptions'], // optional toolbar dropdown
});

If you configure pluginsEnabled explicitly, add 'ruler' to the list.

defineRulerPlugin also registers a toggleRuler toolbar command (ruler icon via DefineIcon, active state reflects visibility) — add it to toolbarButtons for a show/hide button. The plugin API is available as editor.ruler (show/hide/toggle/isVisible/refresh).

CDN usage — the iife build bundles the core into one file and exposes EditorRulerFroala:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@devslab/[email protected]/dist/index.global.js"></script>
<script>
  EditorRulerFroala.defineRulerPlugin(FroalaEditor);
</script>

The ruler reflects the paragraph(s) under the current selection; dragging a handle updates their margin-left / margin-right / text-indent inline styles and records a single Froala undo step per gesture.

Note: this package is an independent open-source project by devslab and is not affiliated with Froala. Froala itself requires its own license.

License: Apache-2.0 © devslab