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Standalone editor/viewer module #977
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Just to add: no need of local storage, synchronization, publish modules, extremely customizable settings and extensions... |
With some effort it's possible: That's my StackEdit implementation for GRAV. Still not production ready, but probably I will release a spin-off these days. Regards. |
@leotiger Did you ever release the spin-off? Or have the files stored somewhere? I'm also interested in a standalone version. |
@exnihilo-creatio. No I haven't. I'm and I was busy with other things. I will see if I can offer this as a component, but it will take some weeks as I haven't been working with GRAV for some time. |
You can now use https://github.com/benweet/stackedit.js. |
Great, thanks! |
@leotiger did you succeeded in getting Grav admin's textarea nicely integrated with stackedit.js? |
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Stackedit as stackedit.io is a great tool. It's also awesome you open-sourced this solution as it is, but it doesn't give any integration possibilities as editor/viewer that can be implemented.
Currently I'm developing another open-source project where I'd love to use editor and viewer from Stackedit – markdown based with GitHub flavors and extensions. The problem is Stackedit is a huuuge ship that is difficult to maintain and not even mentioning about keeping it on track with git.
Is it possible to create minified version that can be loaded into any
<div class="stackedit">
and having external basic API likeloadDocument()
andgetDocument()
? Without node server etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: