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@openeditor/core

v0.0.40

Published

Canonical SDK contract for OpenEditor documents.

Readme

@openeditor/core

Canonical SDK contract for OpenEditor documents.

The package exports portable image and attachment contracts plus the shared OpenEditorPageRuntime used by web and native page surfaces. A web host can use File as an upload source; native hosts can use a picker asset without introducing platform types here. Upload sources and resolved preview URLs are runtime-only and never enter document JSON.

Public renderers default to openEditorUntrustedDocumentUrlPolicy. It permits safe user-activated navigation but blocks every image URL so rendering an untrusted document cannot silently contact a tracking endpoint. Hosts may opt into remote images with openEditorExternalMediaUrlPolicy, compose a narrower OpenEditorUrlPolicy, or use openEditorUnsafeUrlPolicy only at an explicit trusted boundary.

Public surface

  • OpenEditorDocument and related types
  • document creation, normalization, validation, parsing, and platform support helpers
  • strict, non-repairing parseOpenEditorDocument for versioned documents and explicit importProseMirrorDocument for unversioned ProseMirror JSON
  • portable document contracts for configured node types, marks, content, attributes, custom validators, and schema versions
  • structured validation diagnostics and configurable limits for untrusted document input
  • deterministic canonical JSON fingerprints and revision precondition contracts
  • shared authoring capabilities and page metadata runtime contracts
  • platform-neutral command and transaction helpers
  • top-level block transforms and text extraction

Internal notes

  • Renderer implementations should adapt at their package boundary, not by inventing their own document shape.
  • This package owns the stable cross-platform contract and should stay free of web/native runtime dependencies.
  • Normalization and repair are explicit operations. Strict parsing never silently changes persisted input.
  • fingerprintOpenEditorDocument is intended for optimistic concurrency and diff identity, not cryptographic authentication.