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@stepik21/strapi-plugin-editor-js

v0.1.4

Published

A plugin to add an editor.js custom field to Strapi 5.

Readme

strapi-plugin-editor-js

A plugin to add an editor.js custom field to Strapi 5.

npm i @matthewkilpatrick/strapi-plugin-editor-js

Addons

The following Editor.js blocks are enabled by default:

Configuration

You can override Editor.js options and tool configuration from your Strapi plugin config:

// config/plugins.js
module.exports = {
  'editor-js': {
    config: {
      editor: {
        inlineToolbar: ['dynamicLink'],
      },
      tools: {
        dynamicLink: {
          config: {
            endpoints: {
              categories: '/api/custom-categories',
              itemsByCategory: '/api/custom-items/{categoryId}',
            },
          },
        },
      },
    },
  },
};

editor is merged into the top-level Editor.js config. tools is merged into the default tool definitions.

Tool classes must still exist in the admin bundle. For additional definitions using a bundled tool class, pass the class name as a string:

tools: {
  customDynamicLink: {
    class: 'DynamicLinkTool',
    inlineToolbar: true,
    config: {
      endpoints: {
        categories: '/api/categories',
        itemsByCategory: '/api/items/{categoryId}',
      },
    },
  },
}

Dynamic Link Persistence Check

Manual regression check for the bundled dynamic link inline tool:

  1. Create a paragraph block and select part of its text.
  2. Apply a dynamic link with category, item/pathname, params, and query params.
  3. Save the Strapi entry and refresh the edit page.
  4. Verify the selected text is still wrapped in an anchor.
  5. Inspect the saved Editor.js JSON and confirm block.data.text still contains data-dynamic-link="true" and all data-dynamic-link-* attributes.

Credits

This plugin is mostly duct-taped together based on the existing libraries, that don't yet support Strapi 5:

  • https://github.com/melishev/strapi-plugin-react-editorjs
  • https://github.com/GregorSondermeier/strapi-plugin-editorjs