lexical_editor_flutter 1.1.0

Batteries-included Lexical editor for Flutter: every node type registered, a default theme with presenters for each of them, history, and one widget that puts it together.

Changelog

1.1.0

• LexicalEditorField.mentions: the @ typeahead, given a source. Mentions are the one feature that cannot have a default — only the application knows who can be mentioned — which is why there is no registerMention beside registerTable.
• Selected table cells are tinted. Selecting cells and merging them are the same rectangle, and a user who cannot see it is guessing.

1.0.0

First stable release; semantic versioning applies from here. The batteries-included editor: every node type, the default theme, history and smart-link interaction in one widget. registerLexical now also registers link and mark behaviour; editableKey hands over the selection geometry a floating toolbar needs, and contextMenuBuilder can suppress the platform's own selection menu for an application that draws its own.

The entries below record how it got here.

0.1.0-dev.2

Seeding an empty document waits for the end of the frame, so a listener that rebuilds is not asked to rebuild during a build.

LexicalEditorField.interaction forwards hover and tap, and interactiveNodeTypes names every type in the bundle that can point somewhere — link, autolink, mention, hashtag.

0.1.0-dev.1

First development release.

Added

• createLexicalEditor and lexicalNodes: every node type in this family, registered together.
• registerLexical: rich text, lists, code and history, in the order their command priorities require.
• defaultLexicalTheme and LexicalPalette, presenting every registered type — heading scale by level, quote bars, code backgrounds, bullets, numbers and checkboxes, table grids, link and mention styling.
• LexicalEditorField, the one-widget arrangement of all of it.