• Uses Showdown to do the converting bewteeen markdown and HTML
• Drag n drop file upload (optional)
• Pretty & simple interface
• Plops well into other projects
• Made with ❤️

• Drag n Drop file uploads
• Smarter toolbar buttons
• Get the bundle size smaller (Probably get rid of FontAwesome)
  • update: Down to 22 Kb

It's published using Node Package Manager, so...

npm install cute-md-editor

Then just use it in your project as you please:

import MarkdownEditor from 'cute-md-editor';

// <MarkdownEditor />

It's designed to work as a normal React component, but if you want to render it on the DOM as a stand alone form field, you can utilize the elementId and elementName props.

Available props:

• content -- Initial content for the editor field.
• elementId -- An id that will be placed on the underlying textarea.
• elementName -- A name that will be placed on the underlying textarea.

/* example using axios */
import axios from 'axios';

const callback = (files) => {
  let data = new FormData();
  data.append("expected_field_name_goes_here", files);
  return axios.post("/path/to/image/upload/endpoint", data);
};

/* example using whatwg-fetch */
import 'whatwg-fetch';

const callback = (files) => {
  let formData = new FormData();
  formData.append("expected_field_name_goes_here", files);
  let data = {
    method: 'POST',
    body: formData
  };
  return fetch("/path/to/image/upload/endpoint", data);
};

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