Initial Tiptap Editor

[jonkafton]

What are the relevant tickets?

N/A

Description (What does it do?)

Adds a basic Tiptap editor component. See #2665 for POC/background.

• New article edit page at /article/new. This PR feat: Implement the Article CRUD except listing #2686 adds /articles/new. This lives adjacent for the moment.
• Editor is self contained in ol-components/TiptapEditor.
• Tiptap's Simple Editor is installed. This eject's code to the project expecting import aliases for @/components, @/hooks and @/lib, which conflict with our main workspace existing. Some attempts were made to configure our TS and build config to avoid modifying vendor code, though fixes were not trivial - files are updated with relative imports and fixes applies for ESLint, Prettier and type checking.
• Editor is not hooked up to the API to save.
• Sibling article detail page not implemented.

Screenshots (if appropriate):

How can this be tested?

Navigate to /article/new

Additional Context

[ChristopherChudzicki]

This worked for me locally in dev mode, but as on CI, the build is failing.

While I like the idea of minimizing the changes to the template, the alias imports may be more effort than they are worth... modifying the tsconfig and webpack config (and NextJS 16 very much wants you to use turbopack, so we'd probably want to change it soon.)

Claude wrote me this script to convert the absolute imports to relative. Seems to work pretty well: https://gist.github.com/ChristopherChudzicki/4b67b87e6eeb9789060821a79865b9d1 we could commit that script, and if need to run it again on a template update, no problem.

Regarding ol-components: I think putting TiptapEditor in its own workspace would make sense (rather than ol-components). Lots of deps there and isolate the linting exceptions.

[ChristopherChudzicki]

👍

[jonkafton]

While I like the idea of minimizing the changes to the template, the alias imports may be more effort than they are worth...

Agree - in the end it does not seem possible to support conflicting aliases in a nested tsconfig without changing project config and adding not-so-nice workarounds. I've updated the ejected tiptap code to use relative imports.