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Vue2 Editor

A text editor using Vue.js and Quill

Vue2 Editor

A text editor using Vue.js and Quill

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Github Stars Github Stars: 2525
Last Commit Last Commit: Aug 21, 2021 -
First Commit Created: Aug 27, 2024 -
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Overview

Vue2Editor is a versatile rich text editor designed to simplify the process of creating and editing content. Built on top of Quill.js and Vue.js, it offers a robust platform that combines ease of use with a high level of customization. Whether you’re developing a simple blog or a more complex application, Vue2Editor is crafted to provide a seamless editing experience that meets various user needs and preferences.

With its intuitive interface and powerful features, Vue2Editor allows developers to integrate rich text capabilities quickly. The editor supports various configurations and customizations, making it ideal for users who want greater control over their content creation process. By leveraging Quill’s capabilities, Vue2Editor presents a reliable option for anyone looking to enhance their web applications with rich text functionality.

Features

  • Custom Modules: Easily declare and register custom Quill modules to tailor the editor to specific needs or functionalities.
  • Editor Options: A flexible options object lets users merge additional settings, including formats and unique toolbar setups.
  • Customizable Toolbar: Users can create a custom toolbar, allowing them to decide which editing options are displayed to enhance user experience.
  • Image Handling: The feature to handle image uploads with a custom image handler gives developers more control over how images are processed and displayed.
  • Placeholder Support: Allows for placeholder text in the editor, improving user guidance when starting content creation.
  • Multiple Editors: Supports the use of multiple editors in a single view, as each can be assigned a unique ID to avoid conflicts.
  • Event Emissions: Integrated events like blur and focus allow developers to execute additional functions when users interact with the editor.
  • v-model Binding: The capability to bind the editor’s value directly to a data property fosters easier data management and state synchronization.