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@trevixal/svelte

v1.0.5

Published

Svelte bindings for the Trevixal editor: a use:trevixalEditor action and a store-contract snapshot.

Readme

@trevixal/svelte

CI npm types license

Documentation · Live editor · Changelog · Issues

The Trevixal editor

Features

  • A use:trevixalEditor action, idiomatic rather than a wrapper component
  • Snapshots follow the store contract, so $snapshot just works
  • 0.3 kB minified and gzipped, with TypeScript types in the package

Svelte bindings for the Trevixal editor: an action and a store.

npm install @trevixal/core @trevixal/svelte

Usage

<script>
  import { Schema, defaultNodes, defaultMarks, createEditor } from '@trevixal/core'
  import { trevixalEditor, editorStore } from '@trevixal/svelte'

  const editor = createEditor({
    schema: new Schema({ nodes: defaultNodes(), marks: defaultMarks() }),
  })
  const snapshot = editorStore(editor)
</script>

<div class="trevixal">
  <button
    aria-pressed={$snapshot?.activeMarks.includes('bold')}
    on:click={() => editor.commands.toggleMark('bold')}
  >Bold</button>
  <div use:trevixalEditor={{ editor, placeholder: 'Write something…' }} />
</div>

Svelte components inside the document

The action takes node-view factories rather than components, because this package imports nothing from Svelte, which is what lets one build serve both versions. Mounting is therefore yours, and it is a handful of lines:

import { mount, unmount } from 'svelte'
import Counter from './Counter.svelte'

function counterView(editor) {
  return (node) => {
    const dom = document.createElement('div')
    dom.contentEditable = 'false' // the component owns what is inside it
    const props = $state({ node, updateAttrs: (attrs) => /* dispatch a transaction */ })
    const instance = mount(Counter, { target: dom, props })
    return { dom, update: (next) => ((props.node = next), true), destroy: () => unmount(instance) }
  }
}

<div use:trevixalEditor={{ editor, nodeViews: { counter: counterView(editor) } }} />

$state is a rune, so a factory that uses one has to live in a .svelte.ts file. packages/svelte/test/counter-view.svelte.ts is a complete working example, with the test that drives it beside it.

Hold no state in a node view, read it from node, write it with a transaction, and undo will rewind your component along with the document.

Svelte 4 and Svelte 5

This package imports nothing from Svelte itself. editorStore returns an object with a subscribe method, the store contract, which Svelte 4's $ prefix and Svelte 5's runes both understand, so one build serves both.

trevixalEditor is a plain action: it attaches the view on mount and destroys it on destroy(). The editor's DOM is outside Svelte's control by design (ADR-0007).

License

Apache-2.0