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Markdown editor for vue3, developed in jsx and typescript, dark theme、beautify content by prettier、render articles directly、paste or clip the picture and upload it...

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# 🎄 md-editor-v3 ![](https://img.shields.io/github/package-json/v/imzbf/md-editor-v3) ![](https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/md-editor-v3) ![](https://img.shields.io/github/license/imzbf/md-editor-v3) ![](https://img.shields.io/badge/ssr-%3E1.6.0-brightgreen) ![](https://img.shields.io/badge/webcomponent-%3E4.19.0-brightgreen) English \| [中文](https://github.com/imzbf/md-editor-v3/blob/develop/README-CN.md) Markdown editor for vue3, developed in `jsx` and `typescript`. - Documentation and example: [Go](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3) - The same series editor for react: [md-editor-rt](https://github.com/imzbf/md-editor-rt) ## ⭐️ Features - Toolbar, screenfull or screenfull in web pages and so on. - Themes, Built-in default and dark themes. - Shortcut key for editor. - Beautify your content by `prettier`(only for markdown content, not the code and other text). - Multi-language, build-in Chinese and English(default: Chinese). - Upload picture, paste or clip the picture and upload it. - Render article directly(no editor, no event listener, only preview of content). - Theme of preview, `default`, `vuepress`, `github`, `cyanosis`, `mk-cute`, `smart-blue` styles(not identical). It can be customized also(Refer to example page). - `mermaid`(>=1.8.0), `katex` mathematical formula(>=1.9.0). - Customize the toolbar as you like. - On-demand Import(>=4.0.0). ## 🗺 Preview | Default theme | Dark theme | Preview only | | --- | --- | --- | | ![](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3/imgs/preview-light.png) | ![](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3/imgs/preview-dark.png) | ![](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3/imgs/preview-previewOnly.png) | Inputing prompt and mark, emoji extensions ![](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3/imgs/mark_emoji.gif) ## 📦 Install ```shell npm i md-editor-v3 ``` Use existing extension of language and theme, such as Japanese ```shell npm i @vavt/cm-extension ``` Use existing components of toolbar, such as exporting content as PDF ```shell npm i @vavt/v3-extension ``` For more ways to use or contribute, please refer to: [md-editor-extension](https://github.com/imzbf/md-editor-extension) ## 💡 Usage When using server-side rendering, make sure to set `id` to a constant value. Starting from `4.0.0`, internal components can be imported on-demand. ### ✍🏻 Display Editor ```vue <template> <MdEditor v-model="text" /> </template> <script setup> import { ref } from 'vue'; import { MdEditor } from 'md-editor-v3'; import 'md-editor-v3/lib/style.css'; const text = ref('# Hello Editor'); </script> ``` ### 📖 Preview Only ```vue <template> <MdPreview :id="id" :modelValue="text" /> <MdCatalog :editorId="id" :scrollElement="scrollElement" /> </template> <script setup> import { ref } from 'vue'; import { MdPreview, MdCatalog } from 'md-editor-v3'; import 'md-editor-v3/lib/preview.css'; const id = 'preview-only'; const text = ref('# Hello Editor'); const scrollElement = document.documentElement; </script> ``` When using server-side rendering, `scrollElement` should be of string type, eg: `html`, `body`, `#id`, `.class`. --- For more usage, please visit the [document](https://imzbf.github.io/md-editor-v3). ## 🏁 Contribute ### 🤝 Commit Convention (Release Aligned) The release workflow in `.github/workflows/latest.yml` reads commit messages to build `CHANGELOG.md`. - Format: `<type>(<scope>)!: <summary>` - Recommended types: - `feat`: goes to **Features** - `refactor`: goes to **Refactors** - `fix`: goes to **Fixed Bugs** - other types: goes to **Others** - Subject should describe the user-visible change/problem being solved, not only the mechanical action (e.g. avoid only writing `bump xxx`). - Prefer adding commit body (`git cz` long description) to explain motivation and impact, especially for dependency upgrades. - Do not use pure version subjects like `6.3.2` or `v6.3.2-beta.1` (ignored by release parser). - `docs(changelog): ...` is reserved for the bot-generated changelog commit. - If you add `#123` in subject/body, release automation will notify and close that issue after publishing. Only reference issue numbers that are truly resolved. Examples: ```bash git commit -m "feat(editor): support drag-sort toolbar items" git commit -m "fix(preview): sync anchor when heading id contains emoji #1234" git commit -m "fix(deps): bump @vavt/markdown-theme to fix mermaid overflow" git commit -m "refactor(build): simplify dts rollup pipeline" ```