6 projects
Slate is a completely customizable framework for building rich text editors in React. Rather than shipping a fixed editor, it provides a schema-less, plugin-driven core and a nested document model so developers can implement editors like Medium, Dropbox Paper, or Google Docs without fighting against built-in assumptions.
Trix is a WYSIWYG rich text editor from 37signals (creators of Rails) that powers writing in Basecamp. Rather than relying on contenteditable/execCommand directly, it treats the browser's editable surface as an I/O device, mapping input onto an internal document model and re-rendering to produce clean, consistent HTML.
wangEditor is an open-source, web-based rich text (WYSIWYG) editor written in TypeScript, popular in the Chinese developer community. It ships with framework integrations and a configurable toolbar for building content-editing experiences in the browser.
TinyMCE is a highly customizable, framework-agnostic WYSIWYG rich text editor for the web, built on contentEditable with an extensive plugin and API ecosystem. It supports classic, inline, and distraction-free editing modes and ships official wrappers for React, Vue, and Angular.
A vanilla-JavaScript WYSIWYG editor that replicates Medium.com's inline, selection-triggered toolbar experience, turning elements or textareas into contentEditable regions with customizable buttons and extensions.
CKEditor 5 is a TypeScript-built, modular WYSIWYG rich-text editor and framework with a custom document model, virtual DOM rendering, and a large plugin ecosystem covering everything from basic formatting to real-time collaborative editing, comments, and track changes.