Right now the Monaco source is loaded from unpkg.com. It is fairly easy to make it work with the static file server, but this is not exposed outside of modifying the code and the configuration to make it easy is not there.

I have sometimes seen that the Monaco editor takes time to load (don't t know the exact reasons, may be due to network issues)

Can the default editor load up if there is a delay in loading of Monaco editor. Otherwise we won't be able create or edit tiddlers in such situations.

Right now most of the information is kind-of scattered around the "Editor Example" tiddler. It would be better to present the features as tiddlers with inline editors for examples. 🤔

Control+Enter keyboard shortcut to save the tiddler doesn't work.

Hello, I am the author of TW5-CodeMirror-Enhanced. First of all, thank you very much for the work you've done!

Secondly, I've always wanted to try to bring Monaco to TiddlyWiki, because during the development process, I gradually found that CodeMirror was difficult to adapt and required some extra work; at the same time, CodeMirror didn't provide a good syntax parser generation tool, which caused many features that required parsing syntax to work to be delayed. This resulted in many features that require parsing to work being delayed.

I am also a heavy user of VSCode, so I approve of Monaco, and I am happy that someone has the same idea as me and put it into practice. So I'm going to abandon my previous CME project and work with you on this one.

Can we have further discussions?

Only default Monaco-provided shortcuts work right now. Integrating the shortcuts / commands provided by TiddlyWiki into the editor would make it feel more native.

It has a tw syntax highlighter.

And can you provide [[ complete and / menu like it?

Hover pop ups for the links in the editor doesn't follow the palette selected

Can you pack the syntax highlighting & formatting to a vscode plugin?

When I try the demo on my pretty new Android phone (with the Chrome browser), Every Word Is Capitalized. Maybe autocapitalize="word" is set somewhere?

Right now the Monaco theme is a default vs light theme with specific colors for wikitext highlighting. Using the TiddlyWiki color palette for the editor theme would made the editor more integrated with the rest of TW.

Somehow packaging the Monaco source code into the plugin itself would make it more portable and open to offline uses. This seems tricky as Monaco does not expect the somewhat special / vanilla JS environment of TiddlyWiki.

I'm sure it's possible with Webpack or a similar bundler 🤔

An easier intermediate step would be #5

When I use the soft keyboard's autocomplete on my pretty new Android phone (Chrome browser, SwiftKey keyboard), the cursor/caret ends up before the inserted word, as if it didn't move at all.

Example:

I press in turn the suggested words at the top of my soft keyboard: "I", "am", "currently", "working on", "the", "next". This is what I end up with:

 am currently working on the next I

Note the leading space. The cursor/caret is blinking just to the left of "I".