<h2>Overview</h2>
The new Editor.js plugin offers a robust and flexible way to create rich text content on the web. With a focus on modularity, it allows users to add various block tools, making it adaptable for different project needs. Whether you're building a blog, a documentation site, or any other content-driven platform, this editor aims to streamline the content creation process while keeping the user experience in mind.
This plugin not only enhances the basic functionality of Editor.js but also offers seamless integration with a variety of tools. By leveraging npm or yarn for installation, developers can easily get started and customize their setup according to specific requirements.
<h2>Features</h2>
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Versatile Block Options: Supports multiple block types including Paragraph, Embed, Table, List, and more, allowing for diverse content creation.
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Controlled and Uncontrolled Components: You can use <code>defaultValue</code> for uncontrolled components or <code>value</code> for controlled ones, offering flexibility based on your application's needs.
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Initialization Callback: With the <code>onInitialize</code> prop, you can execute custom functions right after the editor instance is created, enhancing the setup process.
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Easy Plugin Integration: Adding additional block tools is straightforward—just connect them to your editor by setting a tools-property.
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Custom Element Usage: The plugin simplifies the inclusion of custom elements, making your editor more functional and tailored to your needs.
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Instance Access: Although the low-level Editor.js instance is typically abstracted away, advanced users can access it as needed through the dangerouslyLowLevelInstance, depending on the execution environment.
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Link Tool Configuration: The plugin can streamline link functionality, addressing any common issues with server data retrieval through linked content.
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