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@lexion-rte/web

v0.1.4

Published

Vanilla web adapter for the Lexion editor platform.

Downloads

649

Readme

Lexion Logo

This package is part of the Lexion framework-agnostic rich text editor.

Lexion is a framework-agnostic, headless rich text editor platform built on ProseMirror, designed to provide a shared core, reusable extensions, and framework-specific adapters.

@lexion-rte/web

Vanilla DOM adapter for Lexion.

Overview

@lexion-rte/web mounts a ProseMirror editor into a DOM element and exposes an imperative API.

It supports:

  • controlled and uncontrolled usage
  • read-only toggling
  • command execution
  • lifecycle cleanup

Install

pnpm add @lexion-rte/web

Quick Start

import { createLexionWebEditor } from "@lexion-rte/web";

const host = document.getElementById("editor");
if (!host) throw new Error("Missing #editor host");

const editor = createLexionWebEditor({
  element: host,
  onChange: (value) => {
    console.log("changed", value);
  }
});

Options

createLexionWebEditor(options) options:

  • element: HTMLElement (required)
  • editor?: LexionEditor
  • value?: JSONDocument (controlled)
  • defaultValue?: JSONDocument (uncontrolled init)
  • readOnly?: boolean
  • onChange?: (value, editor) => void
  • onReady?: (editor) => void

Instance API

  • editor
  • getJSON()
  • execute(command, ...args)
  • setValue(value)
  • setReadOnly(readOnly)
  • update({ value?, readOnly?, onChange? })
  • destroy()

Controlled Example

import { createLexionWebEditor } from "@lexion-rte/web";

const webEditor = createLexionWebEditor({
  element: document.getElementById("editor")!,
  value: initialDoc
});

webEditor.update({ value: nextDoc, readOnly: false });

Notes

  • If you pass a custom editor, the adapter will not destroy that editor on destroy().
  • The adapter renders a footer bar with text: Open Source Limited Version.