Open GermanJablo opened 2 years ago
Yes you can absolutely use the rich-text
type without needing Quill. A trivial example with a plain text input might look something like:
let content = new Delta()
textArea.addEventListener('input', () => {
const newContent = new Delta().insert(textArea.value)
const diff = content.diff(newContent)
content = newContent
doc.submitOp(diff)
})
However the difficult part is dealing with rich text formatting, which is left as an exercise for the reader.
The documentation for the rich text type indicates that it is based on quilljs deltas.
However, the example in shareDB uses the Quill editor entirely, and I haven't found any examples online that don't.
I see that Quilljs is an editor with some quirks that I don't like:
I would like to know if I can create my custom editor with content-editable and connect ShareDB to it using only quill deltas instead of requiring the full quill editor. If possible, would you recommend doing it? Or will I find myself with a headache trying to solve difficulties that Quilljs has already solved?
On the other hand, if it is not possible to use rich-text type without QuillJs, then I wonder what is the advantage of using rich-text type, since from what I see when connecting quilljs to a WebSocket the RTC already works fine without needing ShareDB. Maybe I'm not understanding well.
related reading https://github.com/quilljs/quill/issues/993