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@synapeditor/demo

v3.4.0

Published

Interactive feature and mode demos for SynapEditor, the web-based WYSIWYG HTML editor by Synapsoft.

Downloads

710

Readme

SynapEditor Demo

Interactive demos for SynapEditor, the web-based WYSIWYG HTML editor by Synapsoft. The editor core loads from the CDN; this package ships the runnable demo pages. No build step — "running" just means serving the files.

⚠️ Server-dependent demos need a backend that is not in this npm package

Import, Export, Image/File Upload, Collaboration, and AI Assistant require the demo server + Docker backends (~359 MB of Docker images — too large for npm). The demo pages are included here, but to actually run them, clone the GitHub repository and follow its server/ setup:

→ https://github.com/synapeditor/demo (see server/README.md)

The static demos — Features, Editor Modes, UI Settings — run entirely from this package.

Quick start

Serve over http://localhost. The bundled license is locked to the localhost hostname, so file://, 127.0.0.1, or any other IP make the editor fail silently (empty box, no error).

npm install @synapeditor/demo
cd node_modules/@synapeditor/demo

# macOS / Linux  (--bind :: lets `localhost` resolve over IPv6)
python3 -m http.server 8137 --bind :: --directory .

# Windows (PowerShell) — omit --bind ::
python -m http.server 8137 --directory .

Then open http://localhost:8137/ — use localhost, not 127.0.0.1. Any free port works (the license checks the hostname, not the port).

| You open… | Editor loads? | |---|---| | http://localhost:<any free port> | ✅ Yes | | http://127.0.0.1:<port> | ❌ No — the license is hostname-locked | | file:///…/index.html (double-click) | ❌ No |

License

A valid SynapEditor license is required — get one at https://www.synapeditor.com/, then edit license.config.js at the package root: set 'editor.license'company + key (array). Leave 'editor.license.load.api' url/apiKey empty unless you run a self-hosted load-check server.

To obtain a license, visit synapeditor.com or email [email protected].

Editor config

Shared editor defaults (such as the UI language and default font) live in synapeditor.config.js at the package root — you don't normally need to touch it to run the demos.

What's inside

  • Features (12) — bullets, case conversion, clear formatting, find & replace, font size, format painter, fullscreen, preview, ruler, shortcuts, source view, table
  • Editor Modes (5) — classic, inline, document, preview, iframe
  • UI Settings (1) — table handle
  • Server Features (5) — AI assistant, import, export, image/file upload, collaboration (pages included; backend required — see the notice above)

Full docs & server stack

This is the npm landing page. For the complete guide, the server backend, Docker setup, and the accurate step-by-step walkthrough, see the GitHub repository: https://github.com/synapeditor/demo


© Synapsoft Corp. · SynapEditor is a commercial product; a valid license is required for use.