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The open source MIT-licensed rich text editor for modern web apps.

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TrueRTE

The open source MIT-licensed rich text editor for modern web apps.

Using an older version of TrueRTE? Upgrade to the latest release to stay current with fixes and improvements.

TrueRTE is a powerful WYSIWYG HTML editor and TinyMCE 6 fork built for teams that want a self-hosted, customizable, and fully MIT-licensed rich text editor. It is designed for product teams building document editors, CMS workflows, knowledge bases, forms, and content authoring experiences in JavaScript and TypeScript applications.

Originally based on TinyMCE, TrueRTE preserves an MIT-only path for developers who need an open source rich text editor with long-term flexibility.

Get Started with TrueRTE

Getting started with the TrueRTE rich text editor is straightforward for both npm and self-hosted setups.

TrueRTE Installation and Usage Guide

You can quickly configure TrueRTE for common editing modes and deployment patterns:

  • Iframe mode (default)
  • Inline editing mode
  • Programmatic target initialization

For imperative control methods (formatting, alignment, links, tables, history), see: TrueRTE Imperative Editor API

Features

Integration

TrueRTE is built for web application integration and supports:

  • Direct script usage in plain HTML/JavaScript apps
  • Package-based installation in npm projects
  • React integration via truerte-react
  • Custom framework wrappers built on the core editor API

Customization

TrueRTE is highly configurable for product-specific editing experiences:

  • Toolbar and menu customization
  • Plugin-driven feature loading
  • Custom external plugins
  • Icon pack selection (including Lucide icon support)
  • Theming with skins/content CSS assets

See configuration and plugin setup examples in: Installation and Usage

Extensibility

TrueRTE is open source and designed to be extended for unique editing workflows:

  • Add custom commands and plugins
  • Register custom toolbar/menu UI
  • Build domain-specific editing features
  • Automate formatting workflows through the editor API

Compiling and Contributing

In 2019, upstream moved to a monorepo architecture, and TrueRTE follows the same development model.

For local builds, testing, and contribution workflow, see: Contributing Guidelines

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Project documentation:

Source repositories:

License

MIT