ProseMirror LwDITA

This tool generates ProseMirror documents from JDITA objects. It also provides Schema Definition for proper display and editing of JDITA data.

Schema

The implemented schema complies with the LwDITA specs v0.3.0.2, see: https://github.com/oasis-tcs/dita-lwdita/releases/tag/v0.3.0.2

Usage

Add the library to your project using Yarn or Npm:

yarn add @evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita

npm install @evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita

Include the Library:

// SCHEMA builder
import { schema } from "@evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita";
//PLUGINS
import { menu, shortcuts } from "@evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita";
import { document } from "@evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita";
//Transform library
import { xditaToJson } from "lwdita";

This is a minimal example of how to use prosemirror-lwdita. You can check the included demo for a full example:

// Please use a valid XDITA sample,
// e.g. pick one from https://github.com/oasis-tcs/dita-lwdita/tree/spec/org.oasis.xdita/samples/xdita
let xdita = `Insert your XDITA example here`

// Transform the XDITA to JDITA
let jDita = await xditaToJson(xdita,true);
// transform the jdita to Schema compliant Document
let document = await document(jDita);

// create the schema object
const schemaObject = schema();

// build the prosemirror document
const doc = Node.fromJSON(schemaObject, jsonDoc);

// create a new prosemirror state check https://prosemirror.net/docs/ref/#state for more info
const state = EditorState.create({
  doc,
  plugins: [
    shortcuts(schemaObject),
    menu(schemaObject, {}),
  ]
})

//Grab the HTML Dom element to render the editor in
const domEl = document.querySelector("#editor");

// create a new EditorView
new EditorView(domEl, {
  state,
});

Demo

We provide a small demo to showcase features and as a playground to test all of the features.

# clone project and install dependencies
git clone https://github.com/evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita.git
cd prosemirror-lwdita
yarn install

# start the demo
yarn start:demo

This will start a demo on http://localhost:1234. If this port is already in use, parcel will assign a random port that you can see in the terminal logs.

Development

Prerequisites

For development, you will need Node.js and a node package manager, like Yarn, to be installed in your environment.

• Minimal Node version: v20.10.0
• Optional: This project uses Yarn as its build system. Although we don't support it, if you prefer, it should also be possible to use npm instead of Yarn. The version of Yarn that we have used is v4.2.2.

Installation

Clone the prosemirror-lwdita repository:

git clone https://github.com/evolvedbinary/prosemirror-lwdita.git

Change to the prosemirror-lwdita directory:

cd prosemirror-lwdita

Install all packages:

yarn install

Build

Build the Project

yarn build

Build the Demo

yarn build:demo

Generate the TSDoc Documentation

yarn run generate-docs

This will generate a new folder generated-docs containing an HTML file with the entire TSDoc prosemirror-lwdita documentation. Open this file in a browser to navigate through the documentation.

Test

This project also has tests which are written using the Mocha framework. To execute the test suite and view the code coverage, run:

yarn test # run unit tests

yarn coverage # get coverage

Flow Diagram of prosemirror-lwdita

This diagram demonstrates the library and the internal flow: