Show HN: Bangle.dev – Collection of tools for building rich text editors
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#2This looks cool! What would be the biggest motivation for using this over something like slateJS?
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#3Any thoughts on adding codemirror 6 as an editor component too? It's recently in beta and looks like a fantastic complement to prosemirror: https://marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/codemirror-6-beta.html
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#4This seems to be built on top of the venerable ProseMirror.
Had developed something slightly similar (for now primarily used in-house and API is somewhat clunky and unstable): essentially, a wrapper around ProseMirror that makes it easy to use in React, and introduces an additional abstraction that combines schema features and related editor plugins. Thought someone can make it better, and maybe this is that project.
Tangentially, a cool thing would be to unite ProseMirror with Automerge. That’d enable some killer collaborative editors.
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#5This seems to be built on top of the venerable ProseMirror. Had developed something slightly similar (for now primarily used in-house and API is somewhat clunky and unstable): essentially, a wrapper around ProseMirror that makes it easy to use in React, and introduces an additional abstraction that combines schema features and related editor plugins. Thought someone can make it better, and maybe this is that project.…
How does it compare to https://github.com/remirror/remirror?
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#6This seems to be built on top of the venerable ProseMirror. Had developed something slightly similar (for now primarily used in-house and API is somewhat clunky and unstable): essentially, a wrapper around ProseMirror that makes it easy to use in React, and introduces an additional abstraction that combines schema features and related editor plugins. Thought someone can make it better, and maybe this is that project.…
How does it compare to https://github.com/remirror/remirror ?
Ours looks fairly similar in the core concept. Less polished. A bit older. Will have to take a detailed look at remirror later!
Update: I created an abstraction called “feature” that seems to be similar to the extension concept, but different. Through features, editor creator can contribute related schema aspects and plugin views. Schema is always there and is not handled by a separate feature, however.
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#7This looks cool! What would be the biggest motivation for using this over something like slateJS?
slate.js is react-only iirc, although I believe someone made a draft pr to make it work outside of it.
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#8What is this providing over ProseMirror on which it's built? Like, why would I choose this library instead of just using ProseMirror directly? Adding such a page to the docs might be helpful. Here's a great example of what such a comparison might look like: https://github.com/colinhacks/zod#comparison
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#9My biggest complain so far of Prosemirror is that everyone is recreating the same things. Prosemirror core intentionally doesn't handle a lot and is easily extandable. But as result everyone is recreating the same Plug-ins.
Wondering if that would be a good thing if Marijn created some kind of official marketplace for Plug-ins
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#10This looks cool! What would be the biggest motivation for using this over something like slateJS?
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