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Improve the usability of the editor
See original GitHub issueThe current Matterwiki editor (in the refactor branch) uses draft-js as its core editor. While this is good, there are wiggles, focus issues and other small issues that all add up to making the experience of using it sub-par. We could switch to a new editor or make the editor we have better. Any thoughts and suggestions would be helpful!
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I’m leaning towards using slatejs on this one because
it seems to allow a little more customization through “plugins”… This is fantastic, because in the future, things could be easily made into its own package, if we started using lerna or yarn workspaces…
it just uses the DOM tree to represent the editor state, instead of its own structure (which fb/draft does), which is more intuitive and easy to reason about…
Easy moving around between HTML, MD and more! This is especially useful for us, because we need to support all these modes. Using draft would force us to re-invent the wheel on this one (Im sure it’s possible, but we could be working on something else instead of this for now)
@nshntarora I think I’ll start working on this next…