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@groupher/rich-editor

v0.0.36

Published

Groupher's Plate-based React editor and its headless Node codec.

Readme

@groupher/rich-editor

Groupher's Plate-based React editor and its headless Node codec.

Browser editor

import RichEditor from '@groupher/rich-editor';
import '@groupher/rich-editor/style.css';

The default entry contains the interactive client editor. Its module graph is safe to load during SSR compilation, but the component still belongs in a client component tree.

Diff viewer

import { RichEditorDiff } from '@groupher/rich-editor/diff-viewer';
import '@groupher/rich-editor/style.css';

The read-only viewer is a separate SSR-safe entrypoint. It only includes the persisted block kit and diff styling; Markdown, emoji, slash commands, and other editing-only capabilities remain in the default editor entry.

Node codec

import {
  RICH_EDITOR_SCHEMA_VERSION,
  canonicalizeValue,
  createNodeEditor,
  deserializeMarkdown,
  extractPlainText,
  extractToc,
  serializeHtmlUnsafe,
  serializeMarkdown,
  validateValue,
} from '@groupher/rich-editor/node';

@groupher/rich-editor/node is a separate ESM entrypoint. It does not import the browser editor, CSS, client hooks, toolbar, floating UI, emoji picker, or slash/mention input components. It uses the Base Plate plugins that correspond to the browser editor's persisted schema.

The codec exports:

  • RICH_EDITOR_SCHEMA_VERSION: explicit persisted schema version.
  • createNodeEditor(value): creates an isolated headless Plate editor.
  • deserializeMarkdown(markdown, options): imports Markdown and normalizes supported documentation-platform Callout syntax to canonical Plate JSON. See Markdown import for source selection, diagnostics, and examples.
  • validateValue(value): rejects malformed, unknown, and transient nodes with structured code, path, and nodeType diagnostics.
  • canonicalizeValue(value): recursively removes id and _id, removes undefined values, and sorts object keys for stable hashing.
  • serializeMarkdown(value): serializes with Plate's Markdown codec and the editor's callout, toggle, mention, mark, and list rules.
  • serializeHtmlUnsafe(value): renders Plate static HTML. The caller must apply the final application-specific sanitizer before storing or serving it.
  • extractToc(value): extracts headings and assigns stable ids when absent.
  • extractPlainText(value): extracts deterministic block-separated text.

Development

npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run test:package

test:package builds all four entries, verifies Node imports and server-renders the Diff viewer without DOM globals, then checks the real npm tarball contents.