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Indeed, ProseMirror is highly regarded by its code quality, just as its older sibling, CodeMirror. It even raised quite a bit of money on Indiegogo. Are you pl
by edjroot 6y ago
Indeed, ProseMirror is highly regarded by its code quality, just as its older sibling, CodeMirror. It even raised quite a bit of money on Indiegogo.
Are you planning on open-sourcing your editor? I'd love to use something like this on a project of mine. (I currently use the much less ambitious EasyMDE [1], which is based on CodeMirror.)
[1]: https://github.com/Ionaru/easy-markdown-editor https://github.com/Ionaru/easy-markdown-editor
- benrbray 6y agoYes, that's the plan! I've long lamented that editors like Typora and Roam are closed-source, preventing users like me from tweaking them to my specific use-case. So I'm hoping to build something that others can modify if they need to. My priorities are math support, citations/wikilinks and the ability to define custom document structure (theorems, etc.). I basically want users to be able to specify a ProseMirror schema with CSS to go along with it. Can I ask about your specific use case? Any features you've been really missing? No promises they'll make it in, but I'm curious :)