Mui Rte
Material-UI Rich Text Editor and Viewer
Overview
The mui-rte is a complete text editor and viewer for the Material-UI (MUI) library. It is based on draft-js and written in Typescript. The editor supports user-defined blocks, styles, autocomplete strategies, custom atomic blocks, callbacks, decorators, as well as toolbar and theme customization. It is ready to use out of the box and can be enhanced to suit different needs.
Features
- User-defined blocks, styles, autocomplete strategies
- Async/sync custom atomic blocks
- Callbacks and decorators
- Toolbar and theme customization
Summary
The mui-rte is a fully-featured text editor and viewer for the Material-UI library. It provides support for custom blocks, styles, autocomplete strategies, and more. The installation process is straightforward, requiring installation of both the mui-rte and its peer dependencies. Overall, it is a powerful tool for creating rich text editors with Material-UI.
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