- Quill
- Says it's extensible, vanilla JS, comes with a set of themes, open source
- Good set of rich text editing
- methods for getting and putting content
- 210k
- IE11 Support
- Trix
- From the basecamp people, open-source
- IE11 Support
- Kinda weird, you load in content via a hidden input's value, rather than an API
- lots of features, but the api is less straightforward
- 218k
- ProseMirror
- Open source
- IE11 Support
- Divided into smaller components so you only use the features you need
- Less features though
- Robust API
- Hard to say what final bundle size would be
- Squire
- minimal, really an add-on for textarea. In my browser, Grammerly recognizes it and kicks in.
- IE11 ok
- basically just edits an HTML file through an iFrame?
- only 50k
- but probably not robust enough for us
- simditor
- larger at 380k, but claims it's really fast
- It's jquery 😦
- also utilizes
textarea - not a ton of methods
- Do we need to support IE11?
- Could we throw some money to some open source things?
- what does the home page look like with no trends?
- obvious choice based on my experience
- PWA Support
- MIT Licensed
- Try using typescript in vue?
- Try moving more styles into components
- maybe look into it, Facebook is still a turnoff for me.
- probably too big of a learning curve for now
- lack of Website schtuff is what hurts here