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@meteo-concept/ckeditor4-media-plugins

v1.0.4

Published

Extra media insertion plugin for CKEditor4

Downloads

7

Readme

CKEditor4 Media Plugins

This modules allows you to add four (in the current version) media insertion plugins in your CKEditor v4 Javascript rich-text editor.

The plugins add plugins to insert: YouTube, Dailymotion and Digiteka videos as well as Tweets/Xs. Each plugin comes with a toolbar button, a configuration dialog and a mock object for the editor.

Compatibility with CKEditor v5 is unknown but presumably not a possibility.

Install

npm

npm install @meteo-concept/ckeditor4-media-plugins

yarn

yarn add @meteo-concept/ckeditor4-media-plugins

Manually

Download the latest release and include it in your app.

Usage

You have to provide your own configuration to use the plugins in your specific app. It's been tested and known to work in Symfony projects using the CKEditor bundle.

The available plugins are "youtube", "twitter", "digiteka", and "dailymotion". Their main file in plugin.js. Their respective buttons to add in the toolbar are "Youtube", "Twitter", "Digiteka", and "Dailymotion".

The video plugins use the video id to insert the video into the editor. For YouTube, this is the identifier at the end of the URL. For instance, for video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cfbX4MJdEc, the identifier is 8cfbX4MJdEc. Dailymotion works similarly. For Digiteka, two other identifiers are necessary, one called "MDTK" and the other called "Zone". Presumably, you'll get them from Digiteka if you use their services. To avoid having to configure it for each video, you can add them to the editor configuration at the extraConfig.digiteka.mdtk' and extraConfig.digiteka.zonepaths. For Twitter/X, the plugin expects the entire URL of the tweet, for instance [https://twitter.com/meteoconcept/status/1636729535579279362](https://twitter.com/meteoconcept/status/1636729535579279362). Make sure to usetwitter.comas the domain and notx.com`, otherwise, it won't get recognized by the plugin correctly.

Changelog

1.0.1

  • Initial release on npm

Authors

Météo Concept