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@input/pen-schema

v0.2.11

Published

Default block and inline schemas for Pen

Readme

@input/pen-schema

Default block and inline schemas for Pen.

This package describes document structure. It does not render blocks, install extensions, or ship CSS.

Install

pnpm add @input/pen-core @input/pen-schema

What It Provides

  • defaultSchema for the standard shipped schema
  • createDefaultSchema() when you want a fresh schema instance
  • defaultBlocks and defaultInlines for lower-level composition
  • direct exports for common blocks such as paragraph, heading, and table

Minimal Setup

import { createEditor } from "@input/pen-core";
import { createDefaultSchema } from "@input/pen-schema";

const editor = createEditor({
  schema: createDefaultSchema(),
});

This installs the default blocks and no extensions. Undo is an inert stub (canUndo() false, Mod-Z dead, no error). Mod-B does nothing. Pass preset: defaultPreset() for those, or use @input/pen's createEditor(), which defaults to that preset.

Shipped Surface

The default schema includes common rich-text building blocks such as:

  • paragraphs and headings
  • bullet, numbered, and checklist items
  • code blocks and images
  • tables
  • dividers, callouts, toggles, and blockquotes
  • marks and inline nodes such as bold, italic, links, mentions, and inline apps

Integration Notes

  • Use defaultSchema when you want the repository's standard document model as-is.
  • Use createDefaultSchema() when you want to merge in custom blocks or inline definitions.
  • Schema definitions describe document structure and behavior, not product-specific UI.

Options

createDefaultSchema() takes no arguments. Unknown blocks passthrough (onUnknownBlock: () => "passthrough"). defaultSchema is one shared instance of that factory.

Documentation

The docs site (the @input/pen-docs package) covers this area on the Core concepts page (#/core-concepts).

The public signatures of record are in api-report.md next to this package's source in the Pen repository. The docs site does not host a generated browsable reference.

License

MIT © Input B.V. See LICENSE.md.