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* fold Stack into Editor * switch Change objects to be tied to editors, not values * introduce controller * add the "commands" concept * convert history into commands on `value.data` * add the ability to not normalize on editor creation/setting * convert schema to a mutable constructor * add editor.command method * convert plugin handlers to receive `next` * switch commands to use the onCommand middleware * add queries support, convert schema to queries * split out browser plugin * remove noop util * fixes * fixes * start fixing tests, refactor hyperscript to be more literal * fix slate-html-serializer tests * fix schema tests with hyperscript * fix text model tests with hyperscript * fix more tests * get all tests passing * fix lint * undo decorations example update * update examples * small changes to the api to make it nicer * update docs * update commands/queries plugin logic * change normalizeNode and validateNode to be middleware * fix decoration removal * rename commands tests * add useful errors to existing APIs * update changelogs * cleanup * fixes * update docs * add editor docs
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Resources
A few resources that are helpful for building with Slate.
Libraries
These libraries are helpful when developing with Slate:
is-hotkeyis a simple way to check whether anonKeyDownhandler should fire for a given hotkey, handling cross-platform concerns like cmd vs. ctrl keys for you automatically.react-broadcastworks well when you need to have your custom node components re-render based on state that lives outside thedocument. It's the same pattern thatreact-routeruses to update<Link>components.
Tools
These tools are helpful when developing with Slate:
- Immutable.js Console Extension greatly improves the
console.logoutput when working with Immutable.js objects, which Slate's data model is based on.
Products
These products use Slate, and can give you an idea of what's possible:
Editors
These pre-packaged editors are built on top of Slate, and can be helpful to see how you might structure your code:
- Canner Editor is a rich text editor.
- French Press Editor is a customizeable editor with offline support.
- Nossas Editor is a drop-in WYSIWYG editor.
- ORY Editor is a self-contained, inline WYSIWYG editor library.
- Outline Editor is the editor that powers the Outline wiki.
- Chatterslate helps teach language grammar and more at Chatterbug.
(Or, if you have their exact use case, can be a drop-in editor for you.)