articwriter

✍️ ArticWriter

ArticWriter is a ⚡ powerful block-based article editor with an integrated HTML renderer. Write your content with flexible blocks, customize your tools, and render clean HTML — all from a single package.


Version 0.1.0 Changelog:

🌐 Demo

Checkout Demo of articwriter


🚀 Features


🖼️ Preview

Editor and Renderer side by side: Editor & Renderer

📦 Installation

Using npm:

# using npm
npm install articwriter

# using yarn
yarn add articwriter

📁 Package Structure

articwriter/
├── editor     # The full-featured editor
└── renderer   # HTML renderer for the written content

📌 The root package does not export anything directly.


🔧 Examples

Editor

import Editor from "articwriter/editor";

const [Component, save] = Editor({
    config: {
        uploadImage: async (file) => {
            return `file_url.png`;
        },
    },
});

return (
    <>
        <Component />
        <button
            onClick={async () => {
                const data = await save();
                console.log(data);
            }}
        >
            Save
        </button>
    </>
);

Renderer

import Renderer from "articwriter/renderer";

const [Component] = Renderer({
    // config
});

return <Component blocks={blocks} />;

⚙️ Configurations

Editor

Prop Type Description
blocks List Initial blocks data to load in the editor
defaultBlock string Default block type (e.g. "paragraph")
plugins List Editor plugin which follows the Plugin Rules
config UserConfig Config options (see below)

UserConfig:

Key Type Description
uploadImage (file: File) => Promise<string> Async function to upload images, returning image URL
enableTableOfContents boolean Turns on Flag section title as Table of Content
blocks { [type]: { inlineToolbar?: boolean, defaultTag?: string } } Add Block based Configurations

Renderer

Prop Type Description
plugins List Renderer plugin which follows the Plugin Rules
config UserConfig Config options (see below)

UserConfig:

Key Type Description
blockName { className?: string; style?: React.CSSProperties } Styles for each block type. Use lowercase names (e.g. paragraph)

🔧 Built-in blocks

Block Name Usage Name (lowercase)
Paragraph paragraph
Heading heading
List list
Table table
Divider divider
Code code
Quote quote
Image image
HTMLPreview html-preview

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📜 License

MIT License @TheProjectsX