Editor.js
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| Fact | Editor.js | MediumEditor |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Developers can install through npm, Yarn, jsDelivr CDN or a local editor.js file. | The project offers installation through npm, Bower, jsDelivr CDN, or self-hosted files. |
| License | The site says Editor.js is released under the Apache 2 License. | The repository license permits use, copying, modification, distribution, sublicensing, and sale, subject to its stated conditions. |
| Support | The contributing page invites users to report bugs with reproduction steps and environment details, and provides a team email for feedback. | The repository asks interested people to help maintain the project and points to an issue titled “We're LOW on support! Help us get up again!!!”. |
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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.
Pick MediumEditor if…
MediumEditor suits developers adding inline editing to web pages or self-hosted applications. It is useful when vanilla JavaScript, configurable toolbars, and community extensions are preferred.