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@ivancmonaco/react-block-editor

v1.0.11

Published

A react component to make a blog post by joining predeterminate blocks and generate an html file

Downloads

16

Readme

React Block Editor

Este componente nos brinda una interfaz para generar rapidamente el html de 
posts , como por ejemplo para un blog.
No esta terminado, esta boostrapeado con semantic-ui-react y react-flexbox-grid,
por lo que utilizarlo con otras librerias de UI puede ser engorroso.

Para usar

  • Instalarlo : npm i --save @ivancmonaco/react-post-editor'
  • Importarlo : Import PostEditor from 'react-post-editor'
  • Incluirlo como <PostEditor />
  • Props:
    • onGetHTML - Funcion de callback que recibe el html al hacer click en el boton obtener html
    • onDataChange - Funcion de callback que recibe el html al haber cualquier cambio
  • Se puede importar PostPreview de la misma manera que PostEditor
    • Pasarle el html como props y se renderizara en vista previa

Para desarrollar

  • Clonar este repositorio
  • Correr npm install en la carpeta raiz
  • Correr npm start para levantar el servidor de pruebas de webpack
  • Happy Coding!

ToDo

  • Agregar Pruebas ( NECESARIO )
  • Agregar props que permitan elegir que bloques estaran disponibles
  • Agregar props que permita pasar un bloque propio para elegir ( definir interfaz)
  • Generar un css por defecto desacoplado de las librerias semantic-ui y flexbox-grid
  • Dar la posibilidad de editar el css de los inputs y selectores
  • Dar la posibilidad de elegir el css de cada bloque al renderizarse el html
  • Implementar la opcion de subir la imagen a servidor
  • Implementar una funcion en firebase que permita el html que recibimos como string al pulsar sobre el botono 'Obtener Html', se copie a un .html y lo descarguemos
  • Emprolijar Codigo