with that said, typefully uses tiptap & typefully has some cool stuff with it. i'd go with that because i react. it also has a collaboration plugin so if you need multiple people, it might be a good thing.
meta also has a new draft.js alternative called lexical. can't go wrong with meta products mostly.
lex ai writer uses prosemirror i think. used devtools to find it. you can find what your favorite project uses using devtools & then use it.
just use one & you'll find if it satisfies your need or not. replacing text editors won't take a lot of time... just make sure to store data in database in raw format,i.e, not in a way particular text editor recommends.
yeah as marc said don't overcomplicate it.
with that said, typefully uses tiptap & typefully has some cool stuff with it. i'd go with that because i react. it also has a collaboration plugin so if you need multiple people, it might be a good thing.
meta also has a new draft.js alternative called lexical. can't go wrong with meta products mostly.
lex ai writer uses prosemirror i think. used devtools to find it. you can find what your favorite project uses using devtools & then use it.
just use one & you'll find if it satisfies your need or not. replacing text editors won't take a lot of time... just make sure to store data in database in raw format,i.e, not in a way particular text editor recommends.
If you want full customizability, tiptap is amazing! You need to handle plugins and maybe even write some plugins yourself to get where you want.
If you have very simple needs, tiptap will cost you development time, so then a more batteries-included library might be better.