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Informations about the package nova-editor-js

Laravel Nova Editor JS Field

Installation

Install via composer:

Publish the config file

Upgrade

If upgrading from v0.4.0, re-publish the config file!

Usage:

Add this use statement to the top of the your nova resource file:

Use the field as below:

And boom!

You can configure what tools the Editor should use in the config file along with some other settings so make sure to have a look :)

You can use the built in function to generate the response for the frontend:

Each 'block' has it's own view which can be overwritten in resources/views/vendor/nova-editor-js/

Tools included

Extending

For the purpose of this section, we will use editor-js/warning as an example of extensibility.

There are two steps to extending the editor. The first consists of creating a JavaScript file and passing it onto Nova. The second step allows you to create a blade view file and pass it to the field to allow your block to render in the Nova show page.

Creating the Javascript file

resources/js/editor-js-plugins/warning.js

webpack.mix.js

app/Providers/NovaServiceProvider.php

config/nova-editor-js.php

Creating the blade view file

resources/views/editorjs/warning.blade.php

CSS classes taken from here.

app/Providers/NovaServiceProvider.php

That's it for extending the Nova EditorJS package!

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Requires php Version >=7.1.0
ext-exif Version *
ext-json Version *
codex-team/editor.js Version *
laravel/nova Version ^2.0 || ^3.0
spatie/image Version ^1.7
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