Fully controllable and best rich text editor for Svelte Developers
ShadEditor is a rich text editor designed for Svelte with ShadCN UI, utilizing tiptap for seamless text editing. It provides a ready-to-use editor with features like rich text formatting, color pickers, tables, images, videos, code blocks, and more. The package is recommended to be installed using the CLI for easy setup and flexibility.
ShadEditor is a feature-rich text editor for Svelte, simplifying the process of integrating a tiptap editor with ShadCN UI. With an array of formatting options, color pickers, media support, and more, ShadEditor provides a comprehensive solution for text editing needs. By following the recommended installation process using the CLI, users can quickly set up the editor for their projects while retaining flexibility for customization.
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