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Editor Update v1 #3
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Because of the dynamic nature of React and Create-React-App, the site will be hosted on netlify which can automate the builds easily. Current development domain (live): https://steam-review-editor.netlify.com As of now, all core editor features are in place, though I need to extend the table functions to have more specific control over add/delete rows/columns. Will potentially use the slate-hovering-menu. Note: Images don't show up in previews below due to localhost CORS blocking. Should work fine in live editor. |
Back on the rework train, it seems that the formatting page was updated at some point with new widgets. Functionally, they are only just links, but it may be worth creating toolbar options for them. For v1 of the rework, I'll just allow the store preview to display them in a special way without adding any new toolbar options. Reference: https://steamcommunity.com/comment/Recommendation/formattinghelp |
With update 0.50+ of the slate editor, much of the functionality has been rewritten and overall improved in terms of performance and code readability. This has led to some of the editor features breaking, such as tables. I've managed to migrate/refactor most of the code to support this new editor, and make many notable improvements. Table functionality is now again high priority along with both serializers (which should be a bit easier to implement thanks to the update). Also worth noting that there is another free editor platform worth looking into for a performance comparison. Will try experimenting with it sometime after v1 is released. |
This issue will track the main features being planned for the update. This list is by no means exhaustive, but should cover the main features/bugs to be resolved before release, including #2.
The existing site is outdated and being redone in React. The editor tool is also being changed due to difficulties in implementing certain community-desired features, namely tables.
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tagsEditor Optimization- Removing this as a goal for v1.Minimum target will be under 5s load time on average device.
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