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@oge-ui/editor

v1.1.3

Published

Signal-based Angular rich-text editor: a dependency-free contenteditable editor over its own document model (no execCommand) with headings, lists, quotes, code, links, images, colours and alignment, its own undo history, markdown shortcuts, Word / Google

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Keywords

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Readme

@oge-ui/editor

Rich-text editor for Angular 22 — a contenteditable editing surface driven by a document model of its own, with a sanitized HTML value. Signal-based, standalone, dependency-free, MIT.

npm install @oge-ui/editor
<oge-editor label="Description" [(value)]="html" placeholder="Write something…" />

What it does

  • Formatting — bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, inline code, sub/superscript, text and highlight colours, headings, quotes, code blocks, bulleted and numbered lists with nesting, links, images by URL, horizontal rules, alignment and per-block text direction.
  • No execCommand — every edit is a command on the editor's own document model, so every browser produces the same markup, and undo/redo is the editor's own history (typing coalesces into words).
  • Keyboard first — Ctrl/⌘+B / I / U / K / Z / Y, Shift+Enter, Tab / Shift+Tab in lists, Ctrl+Alt+1…6 for headings, and markdown shortcuts (# , - , 1. , > , ```, ---). Every shortcut is in its tool's tooltip and aria-keyshortcuts.
  • Safe HTML in and out — one strict allowlist parser handles the bound value, pastes (Word and Google Docs are cleaned up) and insertHtml(). Scripts, event handlers, style beyond colour/alignment and unsafe URLs never survive; links go through sanitizeUrl, images through sanitizeResourceUrl. Its one DOMParser call runs behind the oge-ui#editor Trusted Types policy, and the live DOM is built with createElement — never innerHTML. ogeSanitizeEditorHtml() is exported for server-bound values.
  • Forms, three ways — standalone [(value)], reactive forms through ControlValueAccessor (with ogeEditorMaxLength() counting text, not markup), and Signal Forms through the FormValueControl contract.
  • Accessible — role="textbox" with aria-multiline, a labelled APG toolbar with roving focus and an overflow menu, announced formatting toggles, forced-colours and reduced-motion support, RTL.

Customization

Every string lives in OgeEditorMessages; override them app-wide with provideOgeEditorConfig({ messages: { … } }) or per instance with [messages]. The toolbar takes built-in tool names, 'separator' and your own OgeEditorCustomTool objects.

Docs

License

MIT — free forever, like the rest of the open tier. See LICENSE.