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@lit-pigeon/core

v0.3.3

Published

Pure TypeScript engine for the Pigeon email editor

Readme

@lit-pigeon/core

The pure TypeScript engine behind the Lit Pigeon email editor — document schema, immutable EditorState + Transaction system, commands, undo/redo history, a ProseMirror-inspired plugin registry, and the starter-template / brand-kit / asset / row-library storage interfaces. Zero runtime UI dependencies, so it runs in the browser, Node, or an edge worker.

Install

npm install @lit-pigeon/core

Usage

import {
  createDefaultDocument,
  EditorState,
  createHistoryPlugin,
  validateDocument,
  getStarterTemplates,
} from '@lit-pigeon/core';

// Start from a blank document, or a starter template.
const doc = createDefaultDocument();
const [welcome] = getStarterTemplates(); // welcome / newsletter / transactional / promo
// welcome.document is a PigeonDocument

// Drive edits through immutable transactions (with undo/redo history).
let state = EditorState.create({ doc, plugins: [createHistoryPlugin()] });
const tr = state.createTransaction();
// ...apply command steps to `tr`, then:
state = state.apply(tr);

// Validate before rendering / persisting.
const errors = validateDocument(state.doc);

PigeonDocument is a plain JSON tree (body → rows → columns → blocks), so it serialises anywhere. Render it to email HTML with @lit-pigeon/renderer-mjml or @lit-pigeon/ssr.

Also exported: the command set (insertBlock, moveBlock, insertRow, resizeColumns, …), createBlock/createRow factories, undo/redo, the block registry (registerBlock, getBlockDefinition), and in-memory storage adapters (InMemoryTemplateStorage, InMemoryBrandKitStorage, InMemoryAssetStorage, InMemoryRowLibraryStorage).

Part of Lit Pigeon — open-source drag-and-drop email editor.

License

MIT