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Releases

react-html-content-editor@2.0.1

Patch Changes

• bad46c5: Document the full WYSIWYG API

  The README covered a handful of WYSIWYG controls while the package exported
  around sixty, and never documented the standalone Wysiwyg editor at all. It
  now has a dedicated WYSIWYG editor section: standalone usage with Wysiwyg,
  WysiwygContent and WysiwygToolbar props, and a grouped control reference
  (history, blocks, inline, lists, tables, documents, alignment, links, images,
  utilities) listing every control with its extra props and defaults — tables,
  task lists, callouts, table of contents, find & replace, print, export,
  htmlToMarkdown, case transform, line height and letter spacing among them.

  Also added: a useWysiwygContext() member table including version and
  rootRef, a hooks-and-primitives table, complete type exports, a table of
  contents, and ContentEditorProvider / ContentEditorShell in the composition
  table. llms.txt gained the same controls and a corrected export list, and its
  note that WysiwygLink falls back to window.prompt was fixed — it opens a
  built-in URL popover.

  Package metadata: the empty author field is now filled in, and the LICENSE
  copyright line names its holder.

  Branding: the cover image still sold the library as a "Monaco-powered HTML/CSS
  editor" with a "Monaco" chip, which 2.0.0 made wrong — Monaco is optional and no
  longer the default. assets/cover.svg now reads "HTML/CSS editor with live
  preview and integrated WYSIWYG mode" with a "Monaco optional" chip, and
  cover.png was re-rendered from it. The docs site's og:description carried
  the same stale claim and was corrected.

  Docs, assets and metadata only; no runtime change.

• ebf0446: Document CodeMirror, Ace and hand-rolled codeEditor adapters

  The "Custom code editors" section of the README now carries complete, working
  adapters for CodeMirror 6 and Ace alongside the minimal example, plus the CSS
  technique behind a dependency-free highlighted editor. Each one notes what
  canFormat should be and the implementation quirk that bites first — Ace needs
  a ResizeObserver and an ambient type reference, CodeMirror wants a
  Compartment to hot-swap themes, and a controlled <textarea> has a weak undo
  stack.

  Docs and demo only; no runtime change.