- Getting Started
- Browser Support
- Languages Support
- Shortcuts
- Activation
- Examples
- Customize the Editor
- Use-cases
- Plugins
- APIs
- Development Frameworks
- Server Integrations
- Server SDKs
- Migration Guides
- Changelog
- Tutorials
Custom Elements
Custom Plugin
Below is the basic JS structure for creating your own plugin for Froala Editor.
(function (FroalaEditor) {
// Add an option for your plugin.
FroalaEditor.DEFAULTS = Object.assign(FroalaEditor.DEFAULTS, {
myOption: false
});
// Define the plugin.
// The editor parameter is the current instance.
FroalaEditor.PLUGINS.myPlugin = function (editor) {
// Private variable visible only inside the plugin scope.
var private_var = 'My awesome plugin';
// Private method that is visible only inside plugin scope.
function _privateMethod () {
console.log (private_var);
}
// Public method that is visible in the instance scope.
function publicMethod () {
console.log (_privateMethod());
}
// The start point for your plugin.
function _init () {
// You can access any option from documentation or your custom options.
console.log (editor.opts.myOption)
// Call any method from documentation.
// editor.methodName(params);
// You can listen to any event from documentation.
// editor.events.add('contentChanged', function (params) {});
}
// Expose public methods. If _init is not public then the plugin won't be initialized.
// Public method can be accessed through the editor API:
// editor.myPlugin.publicMethod();
return {
_init: _init,
publicMethod: publicMethod
}
}
})(FroalaEditor);
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