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That’s one of the reasons we only rely on Slate for our text plugin. So we could swap Slate for some different rich-text editor in the future if we need to. Tho

by inyono 7y ago

That’s one of the reasons we only rely on Slate for our text plugin. So we could swap Slate for some different rich-text editor in the future if we need to. Though I have to say, we are very happy with Slate.

fourstar 7y ago
Nice. I honestly have been looking for something like this for awhile. All the examples I found with slate were either insufficient or outdated (i.e. canner editor) -- and in a focus on speed (being a solo founder), I couldn't compromise. I'm going to try to implement this for my editor on my site. Would be cool to be able to publish content with custom components (closest I could find for CKEditor [which I'm using] is: https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/framework/guides/tutorials/using-react-in-a-widget.html#demo https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/framework/guides/...) -- but the implementation for that is rather clunky (more so on the render side -- e.g. how do I save the data in my database such that I know which components to call? CSS classes? data attributes?) So the underlying structure of having JSON for the data structure with Slate (and now this) gives me more confidence as a dev.
- inyono 7y ago
  Would love to hear from you on how it goes :)
- bhl 7y ago
  Try ProseMirror. There’s a high learning curve at the beginning, but it’s pretty simple to make custom nodes and plugins once you understand the framework and APIs.