ContentTools
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VisitContentTools vs Editor.js
What both publish
| Fact | ContentTools | Editor.js |
|---|---|---|
| License | The project code is licensed under MIT. | The site says Editor.js is released under the Apache 2 License. |
| Saving | The editor emits a saved event so an application can send changed region content to its server for storage. | editor.save() returns a Promise containing time, blocks and version fields. |
| Support | The project README directs how-to questions to Stack Overflow and suspected bugs or feature requests to GitHub issues. | The contributing page invites users to report bugs with reproduction steps and environment details, and provides a team email for feedback. |
| What it does | ContentTools is a WYSIWYG editor for editing HTML content in a web page. | Editor.js is a block-style rich-media editor that stores content as structured JSON. |
ContentTools plans
- Free and open-sourceFree
Editor.js plans
- Free and open sourceFree
- Free and open-sourceFree
Pick ContentTools if…
ContentTools suits developers building custom HTML editing experiences for web pages. It may be useful when a project needs an editor library that can be integrated with its own storage and authentication.
Pick Editor.js if…
Editor.js suits developers who need structured, JSON-based content for web or mobile rendering. It also fits projects that want plugin-built blocks and a self-hosted JavaScript or TypeScript editor.