CKEditor 5 custom field for Strapi, with AWS Bedrock AI-powered capabilities

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This package provides a custom field for Strapi that lets you use and configure CKEditor quickly.

Custom fields are supported since Strapi 4.4+ and offer powerful API to create highly customizable fields.

This is NOT an official plugin! 👋

✨ Features

• No code field customization: Customize each field for its specific usage scenario – let it be a short note, blog article, or a document.
• Predefined editor presets: A couple of predefined editor presets (sets of CKEditor 5 plugins and their configuration) to choose from.
• Custom max length validation: Twitter-like length validation with visual indicators based on the number of characters in the text, not the HTML string.
• Dark mode support: because you like it.
• Media library integration: inserting images directly from Strapi's media library.
• More features coming soon: upload adapter integration, more granular editor toolbar and plugin configuration, and more.
• AWS Bedrock AI powered capabilities: AI powered content productivity.

🔧 Installation

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yarn build

## <a id="config"></a>🚀 Configuration

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## <a id="contributing"></a>🛠 Contributing

This section covers configuring your environment if you want to contribute to this package.

### Setting up the environment

To start making changes in the plugin, you must first install Strapi infrastructure on top of the plugin repository.

npx create-strapi-app --quickstart strapi cd strapi

Strapi does not create a plugin folder by default, so we need to create it.

mkdir -p src/plugins

Now, we should clone this repository so we can work on it.

git clone git@github.com:ckeditor/strapi-plugin-ckeditor.git src/plugins/strapi-plugin-ckeditor

Let's add an entry inside the `./package.json` file so we won't need to use `yarn` inside the plugin itself.

"workspaces": ["./src/plugins/strapi-plugin-ckeditor"]

Install dependencies:

yarn install

Now we need to register the plugin so strapi can use it. In order to do that, we need
to create (if not already created) `./config/plugins.js` file and add an entry.

module.exports = ({ env }) => ({ ckeditor: { enabled: true, resolve: "./src/plugins/strapi-plugin-ckeditor" }, });

Rebuild the project and start the server:

yarn build yarn develop