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@lyfie/luthor

v2.11.13

Published

Luthor presets and plug-and-play configuration for the headless editor

Readme

npm version license Quality Gates

Install

pnpm add @lyfie/luthor react react-dom

Quick Usage

import { ExtensiveEditor } from "@lyfie/luthor";
import "@lyfie/luthor/styles.css";

export function App() {
  return <ExtensiveEditor placeholder="Start writing..." />;
}

Autosave: use onChange, not DOM onInput

Lexical stops propagation of the contenteditable's input event, so a React onInput handler on a wrapper element never fires — an autosave wired that way silently saves nothing. Every preset exposes a first-class onChange instead, coalesced to one call per committed change:

<ExtensiveEditor
  defaultContent={body}
  onChange={({ markdown, source, isDirty }) => {
    if (source !== "user" || !isDirty) return; // ignore your own adopts
    scheduleAutosave(markdown);                // your debounce
  }}
/>

It fires for every mutation path (typing, toolbar, slash commands, undo/redo, paste, drag-drop, the markdown source view). The initial defaultContent load never fires; host-initiated adopts fire as source: "programmatic". onReady fires only after the initial content has reconciled, so getMarkdown() inside it is a stable dirty-check baseline — note the editor re-normalises markdown it imports, so always baseline against its own output, never your input string.

What You Get

  • :sparkles: ExtensiveEditor with rich defaults and polished UX
  • :toolbox: Built-in toolbars, slash commands, floating actions, source mode
  • :framed_picture: Media and embeds (image, file, iframe, YouTube) with resize handles, an in-frame toolbar, and an upload pipeline (placeholders, progress, cancel, retry)
  • :busts_in_silhouette: Opt-in live collaboration (Yjs) for ExtensiveEditor and PapyraEditor
  • :shield: TypeScript-first APIs and reusable preset architecture
  • :twisted_rightwards_arrows: Headless escape hatch via headless re-export

Presets Included

  • ExtensiveEditor
  • MarkDownEditor
  • HTMLEditor
  • LegacyRichEditor
  • PapyraEditor — markdown-native note canvas: [[wikilinks]], ![[file|480]] attachments, transclusion, block anchors, host adapter

Compatibility

  • React: ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0
  • React DOM: ^18.0.0 || ^19.0.0
  • Lexical family: ^0.40.0

Documentation

Need Headless Control?

Use @lyfie/luthor-headless when you want total UI and extension composition control.

License

MIT (c) Luthor Team