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@wordpress/lazy-editor

v1.17.0

Published

Lazy-loading editor component with automatic asset and settings management.

Readme

Lazy Editor

Lazy-loading editor component with automatic asset and settings management.

Overview

This package provides a single <Editor> component that handles all the complexity of loading and initializing the WordPress block editor. It automatically:

  • Loads editor assets - Fetches and injects scripts and styles with proper dependency resolution
  • Loads editor settings - Retrieves editor configuration from the REST API
  • Resolves global styles - Applies theme.json styles based on the current template
  • Manages template contexts - Automatically determines the correct template for the post being edited
  • Shows loading states - Displays a spinner while assets and settings are being loaded

Installation

Install the module:

npm install @wordpress/lazy-editor --save

Usage

Basic Usage

import { Editor } from '@wordpress/lazy-editor';

function App() {
	return <Editor postType="page" postId="123" />;
}

That's it! The component handles everything internally:

  1. Resolves the template ID from the post type and ID
  2. Resolves the styles ID from the template
  3. Loads editor settings from /wp-block-editor/v1/settings
  4. Loads editor assets from /wp-block-editor/v1/assets
  5. Injects scripts and styles into the DOM
  6. Renders the editor when ready

With Different Post Types

// Edit a post
<Editor postType="post" postId="42" />

// Edit a page
<Editor postType="page" postId="123" />

// Edit a template
<Editor postType="wp_template" postId="index" />

// Edit a custom post type
<Editor postType="product" postId="789" />

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later