My pain building a WYSIWYG editor with contenteditable

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Redactor Text Editor

Costs money - but https://imperavi.com/redactor/ is the best I've used, tho I'm interested in tiptap if I can get the time to make it do what redactor does for us.

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Sanity.io

#CMS #API Tools #Realtime Backend / API 55 social mentions

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Quill

Quill is very nice! Open source and very powerful! Https://quilljs.com.

#Rich Text Editor #Text Editors #IDEs And Text Editors 29 social mentions

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ProseMirror

Dude, go with ProseMirror. It has all the building blocks you'll need to accomplish what you folks are after. There's also the wrapper project TipTap which makes it a bit easier to work with in TypeScript.

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Trix

Well, there is Trix which uses an internal document model and does not rely on execCommand at all: https://trix-editor.org.

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Draft.js

I really like Draft.js https://draftjs.org/ (for React by FB) takes quite a bit to get to know and work with but you get a lot total freedom in UI design and tons of space in implementation. Major downside, the last time I checked, is it had some pretty serious bugs on mobile (unusable in some cases).

#Rich Text Editor #React #Text Editors 24 social mentions

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highlight.js

I import code from highlight.js libraries as needed - we support over 50 programming languages so when the user adds a code block or when it edits the programming language of a code block later - there is a promise that loads the library for that programming language from highlight.js and then, it applies it to the target.

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