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mio-editor

A Slate JS 0.5+ and React based WYSIWYG editor. It's a ready-to-use react component that provides an interface to edit documents and get them as a JSON.

Implemented Features:

• Resizable Images
• Math equation
• Code
• Title
• Paragraph:
  • Bold
  • Italic
  • Underline
  • Strikethrough

Why another WYSIWYG editor?

1. It has support for math equation using asciimath syntax.
2. Many editor available only offer a way to edit DOM, but it's difficult to get back edited content. Mio editor can load and update content as a simple JSON.
3. It uses react from slate framework to handle DOM. So you can use it individually or as a react component.

Usage

Just import MioEditor. Editor's value is handled by value and onValueChange props.

import MioEditor from 'mio-editor';
 
const App = () => {
  const [value, setValue] = useState(null);
 
  const onValueChange = value => {
    setValue(value);
    // ...
  };
 
  return (
    <MioEditor
      value={value}
      onValueChange={onValueChange}
    />
  );
};

In this example, it will render an empty page ready to be edited. Everytime an edition occur, onValueChange will be called with a JSON representing new content. The content JSON looks like:

 
  {
     "type":"header",
     "children":[
        {
           "text":"This is an editable rich text."
        }
     ]
  },
  {
     "type":"paragraph",
     "children":[
        {
           "text":"We have marks like "
        },
        {
           "text":"bold",
           "bold":true
        },
        {
           "text":", "
        },
        {
           "text":"italic",
           "italic":true
        },
        {
           "text":", "
        },
        {
           "text":"underline",
           "underline":true
        },
        {
           "text":" and "
        },
        {
           "text":"strikethrough.",
           "strikethrough":true
        }
     ]
  },
  {
     "type":"math",
     "children":[
        {
           "text":"sum_(i=1)^n i^3=((n(n+1))/2)^2"
        }
     ]
  },
  {
     "type":"code",
     "children":[
        {
           "text":"function getIntoAnArgument(...args) {\n    args.forEach(arg => console.log(arg));\n}"
        }
     ]
  },
];

Which represents the following visual content:

It's possible to pass and initial value to editor. Just pass it to useState, where initialValue is a JSON like above example. You can get more looking in the examples folder.

const App = () => {
  const [value, setValue] = useState(initialValue);
  //...
}

Dependencies

React 16.X.X

Installation

npm install mio-editor --save