Angular directive for Medium.com editor clone
npm install angular-medium-editorInstall with Npm:
``sh`
$ npm install --save angular-medium-editor
If all goes well, the angular-medium-editor package should import medium-editor from your node_modules.
Finally, import the directive into your project:
`typescript`
import { MediumEditorDirective } from 'angular-medium-editor/medium-editor.directive.ts';
And add the directive to your Declarations:
`typescript`
@NgModule({
...
bootstrap: [ AppComponent ],
declarations: [
MediumEditorDirective,
...
Use as an element:
`html`
[editorPlaceholder]="placeholderVar">
You can optionally pass a placeholder value:
`html`
[editorPlaceholder]="placeholderVar">
For more information on which options you can pass with [editorOptions], check MediumEditor's options documentation for details.
This library only adds the necessary Javascript to get the editor working, you have to include the styles yourself or use the CDN:
`html``
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