Finally getting a handle on https://prosemirror.net/.
Managed to make my own toolbars and a prototype dialogue for inserting @mention type links.
It will be very powerful, in combination with codemirror, but has proven a bit tricky to get started with, in the context of the Vue framework, which tends to create proxy objects for reactivity.
Prosemirror spits those out in disgust.
Show HN: Leaflet.pub – a web app for creating and sharing rich documents | Hacker News
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Summary: Leaflet.pub 是一款新推出的網頁應用程式，用於創建和分享豐富的文件。該專案由開發團隊花了 8 個月時間打造，旨在平衡 Notion 和 Google Docs 的優點——快速、輕量且易於分享，同時支援多樣化區塊和多頁面功能。Leaflet 提供無需帳號即可建立文件、分享閱讀與編輯連結、電子郵件登入同步文件，以及添加畫布、子頁面、RSVP 和投票等功能區塊。開發團隊也重視文件的美觀呈現，模糊了文件與網站的界限，讓使用者能夠自豪地在線上發布內容。
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Keywords: #協作文件平臺 #網頁應用程式 #ProseMirror #文件分享 #無帳號快速建立MarkupEditor (https://github.com/stevengharris/MarkupEditor) is a #WYSIWYG editor for #SwiftUI and #UIKit apps. It lets you create and edit clean HTML documents within an extension of WKWebView. The latest Beta uses #ProseMirror for the WYSIWYG heavy lifting on the backend. In addition to clearing up quite a few longstanding issues, the new version reduced my own JavaScript code from ~11,000 lines to ~3,000 while maintaining compatibility on the Swift side. Thanks to @marijn for such a great open source project.
So I am getting over my problems with actually building things... I used #Svelte and #ProseMirror (technically TipTap as the wrapper) to build a very basic prototype of an Outliner editor. Just the "blocks of text that become editable when you click on them". It's a pure Alpha "does this even work" but well... it does.
First of many components of a modern tool for thought, demonstrated. (because it's ProseMirror, the blocks can contain defacto arbitrary HTML to express rich text...)
Massimiliano Farinella wrote #pundok, a visual #editor for #pandoc. The editor is based on pandoc's internal format, so no information is lost when transferring the documents to pandoc for further processing.
The editor is written using #ProseMirror and #Tiptap; it can be included in web pages or be run standalone (via Electron).
https://github.com/massifrg/pundok-editor
Okay so, getting some confidence with the #lexical text editor framework for the idea I want to implement took a bit of doing (since this is also my first web tech project where I am actively programming stuff, and so I am learning a whole bunch of JavaScript/Typescript on the wayside) but I am gaining confidence that it'll let me do what I want to do. (Building rich text connections with graph data.)
Maybe #ProseMirror would also work, but the docs on how ProseMirror posts updates are muddy.
#Development #Takeaways
A local-first case study · “It’s very possible to build a useful local-first app today.” https://ilo.im/160cj4
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#LocalFirst #WebApp #Maps #Svelte #Shoelace #ProseMirror #CRDT #WebDev #Frontend #JavaScript
That would allow it to publish to to several dozen different CMSes including WordPress, Drupal, WithKnown, Craft, Jekyll, Kirby, Hugo, and Micro.Blog among a growing set of others.
I know that iA Writer recently added Micropub support to allow people to use their tool to publish this way. Sadly they’ve only got it working as Mac/iOS clients and not as a web client, which is something at which ProseMirror might excel.
