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@platejs/slate-layout

v54.0.0-beta.0

Published

Derived layout primitives for Slate editors.

Readme

slate-layout

Page layout helpers for Slate editors.

slate-layout derives page geometry, line fragments, and page mount plans from Slate documents. Use it for pagination experiments, print-like surfaces, and page virtualization that keeps Slate as the document model.

import { createSlateLayout } from '@platejs/slate-layout'

const layout = createSlateLayout(editor, () => ({
  page: {
    margins: 72,
    preset: 'letter',
  },
}))

For React page surfaces, use slate-layout/react.

import { PagedEditable, useSlateLayout } from '@platejs/slate-layout/react'

createSlateLayout can also run outside React for previews, tests, and export planning. Treat static output as derived geometry, not an authoritative PDF/print/collaboration layout source, unless your product supplies the measurement engine and proof for that target.

Keep production claims tied to explicit product proof for browser geometry, export, tables, images, collaboration, and selection behavior.