Check out the Yoopta Editor: An open-source WYSIWYG setting new standards(yoopta.dev)
yoopta.dev
Check out the Yoopta Editor: An open-source WYSIWYG setting new standards
https://yoopta.dev/
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:D this is actually page with examples.
Thanks for your feedback :)
I really like that you properly captured the TAB button as indentation and not taking me to the next focusable thingy on the screen! That gets me every time on a lot of systems, so it's the first thing I tried.
Really impressive editor!
Really impressive editor!
thanks for your feedback ˆ-ˆ
It’s packed with features that let you build an editor as powerful and user-friendly as Notion, Craft, Coda, Medium etc
Link: https://github.com/Darginec05/Yoopta-Editor
Link: https://github.com/Darginec05/Yoopta-Editor
Is it correct to say that this is an HTML (-only) editor ?
Does it have a schema that it follows, that can be modified ?
Does it have a schema that it follows, that can be modified ?
no, it's not html-only editor.
editor has JSON data structure which can be exported in different formats (html, md, mjml)
I was unclear. You're saying that editor content can be exported in various formats. But I'm wondering if the editor has an explicit schema that it uses to guide & restrict the editing process, so that I can have the editor generate only a customised/restricted version of HTML, or even a different markup language schema entirely (such as Docbook).
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Example begins:
"setting new standards" indeed :(
xample with full setup of
oopta-Editor
"setting new standards" indeed :(
Wow, can you share more details please or create issue? ˆ-ˆ
But is just bug, that's normal for open-source projects :)
"create issue in repo!" did not open upon click.
> But is just bug, that's normal for open-source projects :)
OK, then I take back my gripe about setting new standards :)
> But is just bug, that's normal for open-source projects :)
OK, then I take back my gripe about setting new standards :)
Impressive editor! How easy can I extend it and use?
This is a pretty impressive editor.
Thanks for your feedback.
It just started. We have big plans for this project :)
If it could collapse bullet points it could also serve as "workflowy" style editor.
As currently deployed, it sure is logging a lot to the console.