notestamp

Made with create-react-library

Description

A rich text editor React component that supports clickable stamps.

A stamp is automatically inserted at the start of a line when the Enter key is pressed. You can define an arbitrary state to be stored inside a stamp.

You may also define an action to be performed when a stamp is clicked.

A common use case of this component is to synchronize text to some form of media e.g. an audio file. See https://notestamp.com as an example.

Install

npm install notestamp

Usage

import React, { useRef } from 'react'

import { Notestamp } from 'notestamp'

const editorRef = useRef(null)

const setStampData = dateStampRequested => {
  return { label: 'three', value: 3 }
}

const printStampLabel = (label, value) => console.log(`Clicked stamp: ${label}`)

return (
    <Notestamp ref={editorRef}
        onStampInsert={setStampData}
        onStampClick={printStampLabel}
        borderSize='1px'
        borderColor='lightgray'
        borderStyle='solid'
        toolbarBackgroundColor='whitesmoke'
    />
)

Exposed handles

The following functions can be accessed using the ref.

• getJsonContent(): Returns an array that represents the editor's content (stamps included) in JSON format.

• getTextlContent(): Returns the editor's content as a string (stamps excluded).

• setContent(newContent): Set the editor's content to a JSON value defined by the parameter newContent.

Props

• onStampInsert: When the Enter key is pressed, this callback function executes with argument dateEnterKeyPressed: Date. The return value should be an object { label: String, value: Any } where value is the state you want the stamp to hold and label is the actual string to display inside the stamp. If value is set to null, stamp insertion is aborted.

• onStampClick: A callback function that executes with arguments label: String and value: Any when a stamp is clicked. There is no return value.

• placeholder: The editor displays a placeholder text by default, but you may override it by passing a string to this prop or disable it by passing false.

• toolbarBackgroundColor: Sets the background color of the toolbar.

• borderColor, borderSize, borderStyle: Sets the color, size and style of the border surrounding the editor as well as the line separating the toolbar from the text area.

Credits

This editor was built using Slate.

License

MIT © fortyoneplustwo