slab/quill

Features

• Rich Text Editors - A web-based interface for creating and editing formatted content that provides a structured document model for consistent data representation.
• Rich Text Editors - Provides a comprehensive interface for users to format text, embed media, and structure complex documents within web applications.
• Operational Transformation Systems - The editor describes document modifications using insert, delete, and retain operations to monitor content changes, apply formatting updates, or remove existing text.
• Editor Components - Provides programmatic control over editor focus, input states, and document model synchronization.
• Editor Toolkits - A collection of configurable modules, themes, and keyboard bindings that enable the construction of tailored editing experiences for web applications.
• Operational Transformation Formats - Content is stored as a sequence of insert, delete, and retain operations to provide a predictable and serializable document model.
• Content Architecture and Modeling Tools - Provides specialized environments for defining and manipulating custom document data structures and content representations.
• Content Sharing and Embedding - Enables the insertion of rich media elements like images, videos, and mathematical formulas directly into the document flow.
• Operational Transformation Engines - A data-driven system that tracks document modifications through a sequence of insert, delete, and retain operations for precise content management.
• Editor APIs - Provides programmatic access to document models, line retrieval, and element indexing within the editor environment.
• Editor Configurations - The editor allows adjusting behavior including UI boundaries, logging levels, text formats, placeholder text, read-only states, and visual themes by passing a configuration object.
• Editor Event Handlers - Provides a robust API for subscribing to and processing granular editor events like text modifications and selection updates.
• Editor Extensions - Provides APIs and architectural support for creating custom functionality and specialized UI components within text editors.
• Keyboard Shortcuts - Implements custom keyboard-driven commands and context-aware editing behaviors to streamline power-user workflows.
• Document Models - Provides a structured tree abstraction that maps browser DOM nodes to a consistent internal model for reliable document editing.
• Document Object Models - The editor uses a custom class hierarchy to represent and manipulate document elements as discrete objects within the internal model.
• Registry-Driven Architectures - Implements a central registry to dynamically map document formats to custom classes and DOM representations for extensible content handling.
• Undo-Redo Management - The editor performs undo or redo operations, clears the history, or forces a break in change merging to manage the user's editing timeline.
• Document Schema Definitions - The editor enables defining available styling and structural elements by registering specific document formats to a custom registry for rendering.
• Editor Extension Frameworks - Provides a structured API for building and integrating custom modules to extend editor functionality.
• Rich Text Editors - Provides a custom document model and editing logic to ensure consistent data and predictable behavior in rich text environments.
• Text Formatting Utilities - Provides functionality to apply inline styles like bold, italic, and color to specific text ranges within an editor.
• Editor Modules - The editor supports expanding functionality using built-in modules and themes to meet common requirements without writing custom code for standard features.
• Syntax Highlighting - The editor integrates syntax highlighting libraries to automatically detect and style code blocks within the document.
• Document Formatting Frameworks - A modular architecture that allows developers to define custom document structures, styling rules, and media types through a registry system.
• Plugin Architectures - Independent functional units register as listeners to the editor lifecycle to extend capabilities without modifying the core engine.
• Contextual Input Handlers - The editor creates context-aware editing behaviors by restricting keyboard event handlers to specific states like selection length, line content, or cursor position.
• Toolbar Components - The editor defines buttons, dropdowns, and grouped control sets using arrays or custom containers to match specific formatting requirements.
• Document Format Extensions - The editor supports customizing document formats by modifying their underlying node representations or overriding formatting logic using custom classes to change content structure.
• Keyboard Shortcut Managers - A centralized handler system maps key combinations to specific actions based on the current selection state and document context.
• Clipboard Transformation Rules - The editor intercepts and transforms pasted HTML nodes or text into internal formats by registering custom matcher functions based on CSS selectors or node types.
• Content Attributors - The editor enables modifying existing attributors by updating properties like whitelists to support custom values such as additional font families or specific styling rules.
• Editor Themes - The editor allows applying unique visual styles or building custom UI components by utilizing existing themes or creating an unstyled instance with custom CSS.
• Markup Formatting Engines - The editor provides a choice between class-based or inline-style formatting by registering specific attributors to control how the system generates markup.
• Selection Management APIs - The editor gets or sets the current selection range, calculates pixel bounds for specific content, and scrolls the selection into the visible viewport.

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