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Been looking for something like this but minus React for _ages_. I'd like our users to build their own RTE according to their needs, having a common data model

Been looking for something like this but minus React for _ages_. I'd like our users to build their own RTE according to their needs, having a common data model on every one of them. Is there such a thing out there?

seanstrom 5y ago
Have a look at ProseMirror, let us know if this seems like what you want! https://prosemirror.net/ https://prosemirror.net/
- louisstow 5y ago
  Would second ProseMirror. It was powerful enough for me to build essentially a code editor: https://qworp.com/ https://qworp.com/
  - ncphillips 5y ago
    Would third prosemirror. Used it extensively for years
hanspagel 5y ago
Based on ProseMirror, more popular than raw ProseMirror, inspired by Slate (years ago), but framework-agnostic and more advanced in some areas (like collaborative editing): https://tiptap.dev https://tiptap.dev
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terpimost 5y ago
Quill is ok
- chromatin 5y ago
  My quibble with Quill is its long-standing and may not ever be fixed lack of support for tables.
williamstein 5y ago
Slate is architected so everything that actually involves React is in a separate plugin called "slate-react". As explained here https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/slate#packages https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/slate#packages there's a package called "slate" that's "Slate's core data model logic.", and there's another package called slate-react that is "React components for rendering Slate editors.". For example, I just searched npm and quicly found "slate-vue" (https://www.npmjs.com/package/slate-vue https://www.npmjs.com/package/slate-vue) which is Slate, but with a Vue plugin instead of React.