Blazeditor

Rich text editor for Blazor applications - Uses TinyMCE

Getting Setup

You can install the package via the nuget package manager - just search for Blazeditor.TinyMCE. You can also install via powershell using the following command.

Install-Package Blazeditor.TinyMCE

Or via the dotnet CLI.

dotnet add package Blazeditor.TinyMCE

Add Imports

Add the following to your _Imports.razor

@using Blazeditor.TinyMCE

Add the following to your _Host.cshtml

<script src="_content/Blazeditor.TinyMCE/tinymce.min.js"></script>
<script src="_content/Blazeditor.TinyMCE/blazeditor.js"></script>

Usage

Please checkout the sample projects in this repo to see working examples of the features in the rich text editor component

Display a text editor

Just use TextEditor in place of any textarea tags.

<TextEditor Id="text-editor">
    <EditorContent>
        This example shows you the blazor with TinyMCE.
    </EditorContent>
</TextEditor>

Customizing text editor

The rich text editor can be customized the toolbar and mode for variety of uses. These option can be set globally or changed programatically on a per text editor basis.

Toolbar

For normal mode, text editor has a toolbar in the top by default. The toolbar can be customized to show the core plugins from TinyMCE using the BlazeditorOption parameter to set the custom plugins globally.

In html scope:

<TextEditor Id="text-editor" BlazeditorOption="option">
    <EditorContent>
        This example to customized plugins in toolbar.
    </EditorContent>
</TextEditor>

And code scope:

@code
{
    BlazeditorOption option = new BlazeditorOption
    {
        Toolbar = "bold italic | alignleft aligncenter alignright"
    };
}

Inline mode

Note: This option is not supported on mobile devices.

The inline editing mode is used for merging the editing and reading views of the page for a seamless editing experience and true WYSIWYG behavior.

set the InlineMode option to true. For example:

BlazeditorOption option = new BlazeditorOption
{
    InlineMode = true
};

Get and Set content

This is the easy way to get content from text editor using @ref parameter with TextEditor property.

<TextEditor Id="text-editor" @ref="@textEditor">
    <EditorContent>
        <p>This example to get the content.</p>
    </EditorContent>
</TextEditor>

@code{
    private TextEditor textEditor;
    async Task<string> GetContent() => await textEditor.GetContent();
}

There are two ways to set the content to editor.

Using <EditorContent> inside <TextEditor> example:

<TextEditor Id="text-editor">
    <EditorContent>
        <p>This example to set the content.</p>
    </EditorContent>
</TextEditor>

Or using @ref parameter with TextEditor property.

<TextEditor Id="text-editor" @ref="@textEditor">
    <EditorContent>
        <p>This example to clear content by set empty.</p>
    </EditorContent>
</TextEditor>

<button @onclick="Clear">Clear</button>

@code{
    TextEditor textEditor;
    async Task Clear() => await textEditor.SetContent(string.Empty);
}