MediumEditor

6.0easy start · #15 of 37
in Rich Text Editor Software

Runs on self-hosted, Web.

MediumEditor is ranked #15 of 37 in rich text editor software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted, Web.

Compared on rich text editor software

Deployment: self_hosted
Table editing: Yes
Media handling: Image upload plus Twitter, YouTube, and Vimeo embeds through extensions

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Purpose: MediumEditor is a JavaScript inline editor toolbar and a clone of Medium.com’s inline editor.
Implementation: It uses vanilla JavaScript and requires no additional frameworks or libraries.
Size: The official site describes it as lightweight at approximately 28 kB gzipped.
Editing: It turns selected page elements into HTML5 editable content and adds an editing toolbar; it also supports textareas.
Toolbar: The default toolbar buttons are bold, italic, underline, link, H2, H3, and quote.
Customization: The toolbar can be configured with built-in buttons and custom buttons supplied as extensions.
Extensions: The official site lists community extensions for image uploads and embeds, custom HTML, tables, Markdown, and mentions.
Themes: The official site lists Mani, Roman, Flat, Bootstrap, Tim, and Beagle themes.
Integrations: The project README points to community-contributed wrappers for different frameworks and technology stacks.
Installation: The project documents installation through npm, Bower, CDNs, or downloading and hosting its files yourself.
Browser support: The official site lists support for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Edge.
License: The repository identifies the project as MIT licensed and says it is provided without warranty.
Support: The repository asks interested people to help maintain the project and points to an issue titled “We're LOW on support! Help us get up again!!!”.

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