Provide a rich text editor (WYSIWYG/WYSIWYM)

[vHanda]

Flutter doesn't provide one by default. However there is zefyr, though that project seems to be abandoned and barely receives any updates. We would ideally need to fork it, in order to customize it to our needs.

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[aisbergde]

I love GitJournal because it is MarkDown based and has no WYSISWG editor. I am fine with the current:

• raw
• markdown
• preview

[madeindjs]

This may be related to #157 .

[aisbergde]

or some kind of editor as in https://github.com/marktext/marktext
there I can switch between a raw editor and a kind of rich text editor. This could be fine.
But I am fine with #157

[c-antin]

Check out https://pub.dev/packages/super_editor

[vHanda]

Check out https://pub.dev/packages/super_editor

I'm hesitant on using it as mobile input is explicitly not on their agenda. My current plan is to experiment with https://github.com/singerdmx/flutter-quill

[vHanda]

Note to self -

1. https://github.com/friebetill/delta_markdown
2. https://github.com/ArjanAswal/quill_markdown

Use (1). I think (2) is just a fork of Zefry and doesn't even depend on flutter quill.

[ashutoshsaboo]

Is it possible to somehow integrate the lib behind stackedit's markdown editor https://stackedit.io/ ? Not very sure if they vend out a proper easy to integrate lib for their edit yet. It's one of the most user friendly browser-based markdown wysiwyg editors that i've come across. StackOverflow i think also uses the same underlying pagedown editor. @vHanda

[vHanda]

Is it possible to somehow integrate the lib behind stackedit's markdown editor https://stackedit.io/ ? Not very sure if they vend out a proper easy to integrate lib for their edit yet. It's one of the most user friendly browser-based markdown wysiwyg editors that i've come across. StackOverflow i think also uses the same underlying pagedown editor. @vHanda

Sadly it isn't. GitJournal is written in Dart + Flutter. It doesn't use any web-technologies (html / css / javascript).