Angular wrapper for Jodit WYSIWYG editor. It supports Angular >= 12 <= 15 and Jodit 4.

Ngx-jodit	Jodit	Angular	Type	Demo	Readme
	v4	>= v16	Standalone	Demo	Readme
	v4	v12 - v15	Module	Demo	Readme
	v3	v12 - v15	Module	Demo	Readme

For Jodit Pro, Multi and OEM you have to install the jodit-pro package and another Angular library: ngx-jodit-pro. For more information click here.

You can find a demo for ngx-jodit 2.x here.

All options from Jodit are supported.

1. Make sure that the latest jodit v4 and ngx-jodit v2 is installed:

   npm install jodit --save
   

2. npm install ngx-jodit@2 --save
   

3. Add jodit stylesheet to your app's styles in angular.json (or project.json for Nx).

   ...
    ,
    "styles": [
      ...
      "node_modules/jodit/es2021/jodit.min.css",
      ...
    ],
   ...
   

4. Add NgxJoditModule to the imports array in your app.module.ts:

   @NgModule({
    ...
    imports: [
      ...,
      NgxJoditModule
    ],
    ...
    })
   

5. Add "skipLibCheck": true to compilerOptions in your tsconfig.app.json. This is needed because the check fails to typing errors of the jodit package. This is still the issue in v4. If you know any other solution, let me know :):

   ...
     "compilerOptions": {
       ...,
       "skipLibCheck": true
     }
   ...
   

6. Each toolbar element by Jodit v4 ESM version is considered as plugin. While basic plugins are imported automatically, you have to import other plugins manually. See section "How to import plugins".

7. Now you can use the component. See example here.

     <ngx-jodit [(value)]="value" [options]="options"></ngx-jodit>
   

Jodit v4 automatically imports a basic set of plugins and the English language. If you want to use more you have to import it separately. For example:

import {Jodit} from "jodit";
import 'jodit/esm/plugins/add-new-line/add-new-line.js';
import 'jodit/esm/plugins/fullsize/fullsize.js';
import de from 'jodit/esm/langs/de.js'; // <-- make sure "compilerOptions.allowSyntheticDefaultImports" is set to "true" in tsconfig.json

Jodit.lang.de = de;

//..

You can import your plugins wherever you want, e.g. in a global ts file that's imported anyway like index.ts or main.ts files.

You can bind events using the Angular way, e.g.:

<ngx-jodit (joditChange)="onChange($event)"></ngx-jodit>