ngx-draft-js

ngx-draft-js: Angular bindings for Draft.js

 

ngx-draft-js is an Angular library that wraps Draft.js and ships with a configurable WYSIWYG editor component. The editor is based on the official Draft.js example, with HTML as markup export format.

The library is functioning and being used in production, but while it’s at version 1.x it should be considered unstable (e.g., your AOT build might start failing if you’re lazy-loading this library’s modules using Angular’s router).

Demo    NPM    GitHub

What’s Draft.js? Developed at Facebook, Draft.js is a React-based framework for building rich text editors. Read more about it at http://draftjs.org.

Installation

ngx-draft-js is intended to be added to Angular 5 projects.

React, React DOM and Draft.js are all specified as peer dependencies as well, so add them yourself if you haven’t them in your project:

yarn add react react-dom draft-js

Install the package:

yarn add ngx-draft-js

Using the rich text editor

Sample module definition:

import { DraftRichModue } from 'ngx-draft-js';
import { SomeComponentWithEditor } from './some.component';
 
@NgModule({
    declarations: [
        SomeComponentWithEditor,
    ],
    imports: [
        DraftRichModule,
    ],
})
export class SomeModule {}

Basic usage in a component:

@Component({
    template: `
        <draft-rich-html
            (html)="onHtmlChange($event)"
            placeholder="Write a story">
        </draft-rich-html>
    `,
})
export class SomeComponentWithEditor {
    onHtmlChange($event: string) {
        console.debug('Got new HTML from the Draft.js editor', $event);
    }
}

Component interface

Selector: draft-rich-html

Bindings:

• [(html)]: markup you get from the editor or initialize it with, HTML string
• [placeholder]: self-explanatory, string
• [enableStyles]: formatting options to display, a map of { option label: boolean } (for possible labels see BLOCK_TYPES and INLINE_STYLES in editors/rich.ts)

See also: Demo.