I’ve battled with summernote for 2 years. My opinion is that it’s rubbish, not fit for purpose and certainly not fit for any self-respecting app.
Try richtexteditor.com is my advice. Full featured, pdf generation, excellent JS APIs and Excellent support.
That’s fine, but does their license allow us to integrate it within Wappler and provide it to all users “for free” with our licenses?
I switched from Summernote to TinyMCE. It’s probably the best one I’ve found so far.
I made a feature request for it a while back, since the license changed. It’s pretty easy to implement as well.
You should find out. I’m using the free version and it’s excellent. A handful of dmx,parses have replaced dozens of summercrap workarounds
I like TinyMCE. Some testing of it versus richtexteditor.com left it trailing on 2nd place. But worthy.
We’re open to any MIT licensed suggestions, which are better than Summernote.
You’re limiting yourselves. Corporate partnering is much more productive
TinyMCE used the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE. Doesn’t this mean it could be incorporated into Wappler? I think this is the same license as PHPMailer for example.
(I don’t know much about licensing but think it would be great if Wappler included a really good and well supported/maintained HTML editor.)
TinyMCE replaced their license to MIT, so there should be no problem (in terms of license) to integrate it in Wappler: https://github.com/tinymce/tinymce/blob/develop/LICENSE.TXT
We will check this with the team, we definitely want a better supported HTML editor in Wappler.
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