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Check out the Yoopta Editor: An open-source WYSIWYG setting new standards

7 points by darginec05 2y ago

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darginec05 2y ago
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 https://github.com/Darginec05/Yoopta-Editor
ckluis 2y ago
This is a pretty impressive editor.
- darginec05 2y ago
  Thanks for your feedback. It just started. We have big plans for this project :)
- ckluis 2y ago
  If it could collapse bullet points it could also serve as "workflowy" style editor.
ashryan 2y ago
It took me longer than I'd like to admit to realize that the full page is the editor, not just the code block. Pretty cool. As currently deployed, it sure is logging a lot to the console.
- darginec05 2y ago
  :D this is actually page with examples. Thanks for your feedback :)
chrisjj 2y ago
Example begins: xample with full setup of oopta-Editor on Android Chrome. "setting new standards" indeed :(
- darginec05 2y ago
  Wow, can you share more details please or create issue? ˆ-ˆ But is just bug, that's normal for open-source projects :)
  - chrisjj 2y ago
    "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 :)
AndrewRed 2y ago
Impressive editor! How easy can I extend it and use?
euroderf 2y ago
Is it correct to say that this is an HTML (-only) editor ? Does it have a schema that it follows, that can be modified ?
- darginec05 2y ago
  no, it's not html-only editor. editor has JSON data structure which can be exported in different formats (html, md, mjml)
  - euroderf 2y ago
    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).
Andaith 2y ago
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!
- darginec05 2y ago
  thanks for your feedback ˆ-ˆ

7 points by darginec05 2y ago

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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 https://github.com/Darginec05/Yoopta-Editor

ckluis 2y ago

This is a pretty impressive editor.

darginec05 2y ago
Thanks for your feedback. It just started. We have big plans for this project :)
ckluis 2y ago
If it could collapse bullet points it could also serve as "workflowy" style editor.

ashryan 2y ago

It took me longer than I'd like to admit to realize that the full page is the editor, not just the code block. Pretty cool. As currently deployed, it sure is logging a lot to the console.

darginec05 2y ago
:D this is actually page with examples. Thanks for your feedback :)

chrisjj 2y ago

Example begins: xample with full setup of oopta-Editor on Android Chrome. "setting new standards" indeed :(

darginec05 2y ago
Wow, can you share more details please or create issue? ˆ-ˆ But is just bug, that's normal for open-source projects :)
- chrisjj 2y ago
  "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 :)

AndrewRed 2y ago

Impressive editor! How easy can I extend it and use?

euroderf 2y ago

Is it correct to say that this is an HTML (-only) editor ? Does it have a schema that it follows, that can be modified ?

darginec05 2y ago
no, it's not html-only editor. editor has JSON data structure which can be exported in different formats (html, md, mjml)
- euroderf 2y ago
  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).

Andaith 2y ago

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!

darginec05 2y ago
thanks for your feedback ˆ-ˆ