react-summernote | Summernote adaptation | Frontend Framework library
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Summernote adaptation for react (Headache free).
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QUESTION
I am new to React.js and I want to use a specific WYSIWYG editor - Summernote as a component.
I am using
- React v16.2.0
- react-summernote v2.0.0 (dependency: jQuery and Bootstrap)
As the react-summernote documentation suggests I did the following:
- Installed react-summernote
Added following (below) to
...\node_modules\webpack-dev-server\client\webpack.config.js
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-12 at 08:23Yes am using create-react-app.
create-react-app
does not expose the webpack files for you to edit unless you eject. Another way you can use to set jQuery to the window is to follow:
QUESTION
well I am trying to upload image file to laravel server with react but this seems not to work. I tried it with blade template and its working. Now with react it not detecting the file
, also i am using redux
with axios
for api
call, here is my codes:
create-post action:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-05 at 10:29Try this:
QUESTION
#202020#this is string entered by a # user #202021# #00110#
Expected result:
#202020#this is string entered by a # user #202021# #00110#
Given an html string like the above, I want to be able to rearrange characters delimited by '#'s and the 5 digit numbers included between them.
Right now I have been trying to use regex to strip the html and then split based on '#', but it doesn't work because there could be a '#' that isn't a part of my '#' markdown. I also don't know how to recombine my split arrays of string chunks, hmtl tags, and '#' number chunks. It doesn't matter if I strip or move out the styling on the '#12345#' part of the string, as long as those characters are grouped, so they cna be moved or wrapped around the hash markdown arbitrarily.
The reason for the above is that I have a wysiwyg component that has a requirement to store this '#12345#' formatted markdown, where on the server this is converted to a url based on a lookup table. On save I want to be able to format the '#' markdown. The wysiwyg editor I'm using is react-summernote.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 19:20You can do this using string.replace
, a regex and a callback.
The regex
QUESTION
I want to write a custom definition file for Summernote.jsx so that i dont get react-summernote module not found
i have written
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-02 at 06:24You can just declare the module as:
declare module "react-summernote";
Or more specifically:
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