On the topic of WYSIWYG editors...
I just saw that another SaaS I'm using is using ProseMirror
And it looks pretty solid. The setup would require a bundler...
Not holding my breath anymore for the TinyMCE integration. TinyMCE Pricing - It Seems Very Expensive!
Did anyone get ProseMirror working, if yes - happy with it?
Or anyone has recommendations or other editors that integrate well with Wappler?
We use tinymce with wappler. Not a lot to do to integrate it. And it's free. We use api2pdf for pdf generation. It works reasonably well.
Commercially:
We are also offering a premium solution using Appryse webviewer. Seriously powerful and very capable.
We also integrated textcontrol.com. very powerful word-like capability. Easy to get going but quite microsoft-centric if you want to stretch its legs.
TipTap is built on top of ProseMirror. I would love to see it integrated with Wappler! We really need to find a developer that wants to build these extensions outside of the Wappler team. 
I managed to make editorjs work... but its far from perfect... Honestly, the editor problem in wappler kind of a long joke... I'd love to be able to send love to the dev about this, but the staff has been talking for so long that something is coming that i'm getting quite sarcastic 
Edit : x2 for tiptap... i think its one of the best solution out there
Thanks for the input guys!
About to start implementing TipTap and see how well it works.
Bit worried about pricing, as we need many editors in different parts of the application but some of them can be very simple (bold text, line breaks, links and lists) while we have some places like an email editor that I want more complicated stuff for.
Seems a waste to pay for TipTap editor usage on these small ones...
I guess I could always use a free editor for those, but ideally we just spend time maintaining and implementing one editor.
thoughts are welcome !
But it is a commercial license as is Tiny... The editor needs to be open source. I'm quite sure this has been mentioned? But then again I could be wrong!
TipTap is open source with an MIT license. They have enhanced features that you could use and those you pay for.
The TipTap editor is built on top of ProseMirror, and the TipTap collaboration backend component HocusPocus is built on top of Yjs. All are open-source MIT licenses.
Use can see what features for the editor are free vs paid here.
Thanks! I was getting the pricing wrong. Seems like it'll be free to use for all these 'small editors' I have inmind. And only if we want to use these pro features / collab stuff we can upgrade.
But much better pricing than our current TinyMCE where we pay $99 a month.
Struggling a bit with the installation as the CDN version seems to have a bug in it and they'd like you to use a bundler.
Need to put more time in this.
I suppose my question is now: has anyone got TipTap working in Wappler? Care to share some tips?
