A powerful rich text editor plugin for Strapi v5 using the Jodit Editor with advanced formatting capabilities and seamless integration with Strapi's media library.
npm install strapi-plugin-jodit-editorA powerful rich text editor plugin for Strapi v5 using the Jodit Editor and React Jodit Editor. This plugin provides a custom field type that enables content creators to use a full-featured WYSIWYG editor with advanced formatting capabilities and seamless integration with Strapi's media library.
- Rich Text Formatting: Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript
- Advanced Typography: Font family, font size, text brushing, paragraph styling, class spans
- Lists & Indentation: Ordered and unordered lists with indent/outdent functionality
- Text Alignment: Left, center, right, and justify alignment with line height control
- Links & Media: Easy link insertion, image upload, file handling, and video embedding
- Tables: Full table creation and editing capabilities
- Symbols & Special Characters: Symbol insertion and special character support
- Code Editing: Switch between WYSIWYG and source code view
- Editor Tools: Copy, cut, paste, format copying, select all functionality
- History Management: Full undo/redo functionality
- Enhanced Features: Fullscreen mode, print, preview, find & replace, spellcheck
- Strapi Integration: Custom strapiMedia button for seamless media library integration
- WebP Support: Automatic WebP conversion in case you have your own image automatic WebP conversion mechanism
- Configurable Toolbar: Completely customizable toolbar with button management
- Custom Fonts: Support for custom font configurations
- Multilingual: Built-in translation support
This plugin is already installed and configured in your Strapi application. It's located in src/plugins/jodit-editor.
To build the plugin:
``bash`
npm install strapi-plugin-jodit-editor
To enable the plugin, add the following configuration to your config/plugins.ts file:`bash`
export default ({ env }) => ({
...,
'jodit-editor': {
enabled: true
}
});
To develop or customize the plugin locally within your Strapi project, follow these steps:
1. Clone the plugin repository into your src/plugins directory:`
bash`
cd src/plugins/
git clone https://github.com/patiparnne/strapi-plugin-jodit-editor.git
cd strapi-plugin-jodit-editor
npm install
npm run build
2. Reference the local plugin in your config/plugins.ts file:`
typescript`
export default ({ env }) => ({
...,
'jodit-editor': {
enabled: true,
resolve: 'src/plugins/strapi-plugin-jodit-editor'
}
});
3. Restart your Strapi server to apply changes.
Note: When using a local plugin, Strapi's Media Library integration may have limitations. For full compatibility, it is recommended to install the plugin via node_modules when deploying to production.
1. Go to Content-Type Builder in your Strapi admin panel
2. Create a new content type
3. Click Add another field
4. Select Custom from the field types
5. Choose Jodit Editor from the available custom fields
6. Configure the field name and advanced options
7. Save your content type
The plugin provides comprehensive configuration options in the Advanced Settings section:
#### Editor Settings
- Editor Height (px): Set the height of the editor in pixels (default: 400px)
- Read Only: Make the editor read-only (default: false)
- Show Toolbar: Enable or disable the editor toolbar (default: true)
#### Toolbar Configuration
- Toolbar Buttons: Comma-separated list of buttons to include in the toolbar
- Default includes: source, formatting, lists, alignment, media, tables, and utilities
- Remove Buttons: Comma-separated list of buttons to remove from the toolbar
- Example: source,fullsize,print to remove specific buttons
#### Advanced Options
- Custom Fonts: Define available fonts (one per line)
- Example: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif
- WebP Conversion Settings: Configure automatic WebP image conversion for pasted or dragged media. Since Strapi Media Library returns the original file type, enabling this option helps ensure images are converted to WebP format as needed.
- Example:
The plugin includes a comprehensive set of toolbar buttons:
`
source, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript, eraser,
font, fontsize, brush, paragraph, classSpan, ul, ol, indent, outdent,
left, center, right, justify, link, unlink, strapiMedia, image, file, video,
table, hr, symbols, lineHeight, copy, cut, paste, copyformat, selectall,
undo, redo, fullsize, print, preview, find, spellcheck, about
The plugin includes a special strapiMedia button that provides seamless integration with Strapi's media library, allowing users to:
- Browse and select existing media files
- Upload new files directly through the editor
- Maintain proper authentication and authorization
- Plugin ID: jodit-editor
- Custom Field Type:
- Built with: TypeScript, React, Strapi Design System
- Dependencies: v5.2.19
- Core: jodit-react - React wrapper for Jodit editor@strapi/design-system
- UI: , @strapi/icons - Strapi's design systemreact-intl
- Internationalization: - Translation support
If you encounter errors such as undefined 'media-library' or No QueryClient set, use QueryClientProvider to set one, try removing your node_modules directory and reinstalling dependencies:
`bash``
rm -rf node_modules
npm install
If you encounter issues, feel free to open a GitHub issue. Please note that fixes may be delayed, especially after major Strapi updates, as changes can be frequent. However, you are always welcome to apply local fixes as needed.
Created by Patiparnne Vongchompue
- GitHub: strapi-plugin-jodit-editor
- Issues: GitHub Issues
MIT License
- Jodit Editor: Built on top of the powerful Jodit Editor by XDSoft
- React Integration: Uses jodit-react for seamless React integration
- Strapi Framework: Designed specifically for Strapi v5 with full design system integration