Use the Monaco editor using a require()
or a module loader.
npm i monaco-loader
const loader = require('monaco-loader')
loader().then((monaco) => {
let editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById('container'), {
language: 'javascript',
theme: 'vs-dark',
automaticLayout: true
})
})
The Monaco editor is a wonderful piece of software - but the published module on npm does not conform to any standards. Just calling require('monaco-editor')
will fail. This module cleanly requires the monaco code editor, properly configures it for usage together with a module loader, and just returns the monaco
object to you.
By default, Monaco's internal loader's base url will be set to encodeURI(
file://${monacoDir}/min)
. To override, call loader with loader({baseUrl: yourBaseUrl})
.
MIT, please see LICENSE for details.