GaeaEditor
A scalable web page editor.
- Adaptation: Support all react components. Add a few lines of configuration, you can let your components in the edit menu display, and can be dragged into the view area, and edit its properties.
- Expand: Support plug-ins to expand the editor for any function. Plug-ins can be inserted into any part of the editor, plug-ins can also provide slots for other plug-ins, plug-ins can create and share data flow editor, call the editor arbitrary function.
Description
Editor can be divided into menu area and view area, any react component can be used as a menu item, and be dragged into the view, we can customize the configuration item, control the instantiation of the view area components properties. Clicking the Save button will invoke the onSave callback to output the configuration of all the components in the viewport as strings, passing that string to the GaeaPreview component (installed via npm i gaea-preview --save), which will render the runtime page.
Usage
Installation
All components can be written on their own, we also provide a set of basic components of the adaptation editor called gaea-web-components:
npm i gaea-editor gaea-web-components --saveA simple example
Write a custom component custom-component.tsx.
import * as React from 'react'
export default class CustomComponent extends React.Component<any, any>{
// You need at least two properties in defaultProps to fit into the editor
static defaultProps = {
// Edit the name of the menu display
gaeaName: 'my-textarea',
// Ensure that the other components and the overall does not repeat
// Do not worry, `gaea-web-components` All this field starts with `gaea-`
gaeaUniqueKey: 'textarea'
}
render() { return <textarea /> }
}Next, display the editor:
import * as React from 'react'
import GaeaEditor from 'gaea-editor'
import webBaseComponents from 'gaea-web-components'
import CustomComponent from './custom-component'
// Put the custom components in the array, they will be displayed in the right menu
const customComponentArray: Array<FitGaea.Component> = [CustomComponent]
export default class Home extends React.Component<any, any>{
render() {
// Menu components are divided into common and custom, if you like, you can remove the common components
// However, if there is no gaeaUniqueKey called gaea-layout, or a new outer container is defined by `rootLayoutComponentUniqueKey`, view area rendering will block
return (
<div style={{ height: 500 }}>
<GaeaEditor commonComponents={webBaseComponents} customComponents={customComponentArray} />
</div>
)
}
}External configuration
If you do not want to put the configuration on defaultProps, or need to migrate many components, you can achieve through external configuration.
Configure rules
In addition to the necessary gaeaName and gaeaUniqueKey, you can set the gaeaEdit custom edit settings, set the gaeaEvent custom component event settings.
Deploy
npm i gaea-preview --savePass the string passed by the editor onSave callback to the value attribute of gaea-preview.
Do not forget to give all the components of the editor to gaea-preview.
import * as React from 'react'
import GaeaPreview from 'gaea-preview'
import webBaseComponents from 'gaea-web-components'
import CustomComponent from './custom-component'
// From the gaea-editor onSave callback
const saveInfo = `{...}`
export default class Production extends React.Component <any, any> {
render() {
return (
<GaeaPreview commonComponents={[Text]} value={saveInfo}/>
)
}
}Development
If you want to extend the plug-in, look at the developer documentation.
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