Sponsor Badge
See original GitHub issuePut a sponsor badge on your GitHub page 😉
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/49557/61523275-4bd79c00-aa14-11e9-8289-1f50462b5f81.png)
It is as easy as adding .github/FUNDING.yml
to the project with this content:
patreon: vladimirkharlampidi
This should make it easy to discover how to support you 😃
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Thanks for the tip 😃
I did under the former name “Collect”. I will update the entry in a minute.
I’m using Buefy/Bulma for it with some custom CSS. It works great with Vue.js and saves some work there. Since I’m sharing a lot of code and modules, I might change that in future to not have to implement stuff twice. But I’m not yet sure how to do that.
At that time you didn’t have the Aurora theme yet. And the UI was quite mobile specific. For the UI on desktop I wanted something lighter and more flexible. While it was a work in progress, I didn’t know where to place everything on the screen. I might revisit the decision in the future.
By the way, for the rich text editor I use TipTap. I read you are going to implement something like this for Framework7 as well. Probably you want to keep it much simpler and agnostic of Vue.js etc. But this would probably most high-end component in general to use for such a purpose. I implemented a lot of
contentEditable
editors myself and I’m afraid you are opening the box of Pandora 😉