A Cappuccino control providing rich text editing through use of a browser driving content editable field. Under the hood, the Google Closure Library editor is used.
Until a proper CPTextView is written this will probably be one of the most full featured rich text editor for Cappuccino.
You can view an online demo here.
- Bold, italics, underline, strike through.
- Left, right, center and justify alignment.
- Bulleted and numbered lists.
- Links.
- Images.
- Fonts.
- Outputs regular HTML.
- Vaguely resembles a proper CPTextView in its API.
Link the WKTextView folder into your Frameworks folder.
Create and combine the Resources/WKTextView/closure-editor.js file using the WKTextView modified version of the Closure editor:
git submodule init
git submodule update
cd auxiliary
# Edit build.sh to provide the correct path to closure.jar.
sh build.sh
textView = [[WKTextView alloc] initWithFrame:effectiveFrame];
[textView setAutoresizingMask:CPViewWidthSizable | CPViewHeightSizable];
[textView setDelegate:self];
The view needs to load resources such as editor.html and closure-editor.js. Wait for the textViewDidLoad: delegate call before using.
A sample program is provided in the sample folder. To compile and view, run the samplify.sh script, then open up index-debug.html in a browser:
sh samplify.sh
open sample.dist/index-debug.html
WKTextView is released under the Apache License 2.0. The sample incorporates Creative Commons icons from FamFamFam.
- Alexander Ljungberg, WireLoad Inc
- Evadne Wu
- Klaas Pieter Annema
- Paul Baumgart
- xanados
- Harry Vangberg