react-codemirror2-mobile v3.0.5
react-codemirror2
demo @ scniro.github.io/react-codemirror2
npm install react-codemirror2
new in 3.0.0
react-codemirror2 now ships with the notion of an uncontrolled and controlled component. UnControlled consists of a simple wrapper largely powered by the inner workings of codemirror itself, while Controlled will demand state management from the user, preventing codemirror changes unless properly handled via value. The latter will offer more control and likely be more appropriate with redux heavy apps.
uncontrolled usage
import {UnControlled as CodeMirror} from 'react-codemirror2'
<CodeMirror
value='<h1>I ♥ react-codemirror2</h1>'
options={{
mode: 'xml',
theme: 'material',
lineNumbers: true
}}
onChange={(editor, metadata, value) => {
}}
/>controlled usage
import {Controlled as CodeMirror} from 'react-codemirror2'
<CodeMirror
value={this.state.value}
options={options}
onBeforeChange={(editor, data, value) => {
this.setState({value});
}}
onChange={(editor, metadata, value) => {
}}
/>requiring codemirror resources
codemirror comes as a peer dependency, meaning you'll need to require it in your project in addition to react-codemirror2. This prevents any versioning conflicts that would arise if codemirror came as a dependency through this wrapper. It's been observed that version mismatches can cause difficult to trace issues such as sytax highlighting disappearing without any explicit errors/warnings
- additional
Since codemirror ships mostly unconfigured, the user is left with the responsibility for requiring any additional resources should they be necessary. This is often the case when specifying certain language modes and themes. How to import/require these assets will vary according to the specifics of your development environment. Below is a sample to include the assets necessary to specify a mode of xml (HTML) and a material theme.
note that the base codemirror.css file is required in all use cases
@import 'codemirror/lib/codemirror.css';
@import 'codemirror/theme/material.css';import CodeMirror from 'react-codemirror2';
require('codemirror/mode/xml/xml');
require('codemirror/mode/javascript/javascript');props
autoCursorbooleaniffalse, allow the defaulted internal codemirror cursor position to reset should a newvalueprop be set. Default:trueautoFocusbooleaniftrue, set focus to the instanceonSet. Will be invoked within thecomponentDidMountlifecycle stage. Default:falseautoScrollbooleaniftrue, scroll the cursor position into view automatically. Default:falseclassName- setsclass="react-codemirror2 yourClassName"defineModepass a custom mode object
{name: 'custom', fn: myModeFn}options- see codemirror configurationvalue- set component value through propsmust be managed for controlled components
props cont. (wrapped codemirror programming api)
cursor- setCursorwill programmatically set cursor to the position specified
<CodeMirror
[...]
cursor={{
line: 5,
ch: 10
}}
onCursor={(editor, data) => {}}
/>scroll- scrollTowill programmatically scroll to the specified coordinate
<CodeMirror
[...]
scroll={{
x: 50,
y: 50
}}
onScroll={(editor, data) => {}}
/>selection={array<{anchor, head}>}- setSelectionswill programmatically select the ranges specified
<CodeMirror
[...]
selection={[{
anchor: {ch: 8, line: 5},
head: {ch: 37, line: 5}
}]}
onSelection={(editor, data) => {}}
/>events
editorDidConfigure(editor)editorDidMount(editor, next)invoking optional
next()will triggereditorDidConfigureeditorWillMount()editorWillUnmount(editor)onBeforeChange(editor, data, value)controlledrequired - hook to manage state and update
valueonBeforeChange(editor, data, value, next)uncontrolledoptional - if defined,
next()must be invoked to triggeronChange.onChange(editor, data, value)
events cont. wrapped codemirror events
onBlur(editor, event)- bluronCursor(editor, data)- cursorActivityonCursorActivity(editor)- cursorActivityonDragEnter(editor, event)- dragenteronDragOver(editor, event)- dragoveronDrop(editor, event)- droponFocus(editor, event)- focusonGutterClick(editor, lineNumber, gutter, event)- gutterClickonKeyDown(editor, event)- keydownonKeyPress(editor, event)- keypressonKeyUp(editor, event)- keyuponScroll(editor, data)- scrollonSelection(editor, data)- beforeSelectionChangeonUpdate(editor, event)- updateonViewportChange(editor, from, to)- viewportChange
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