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Release 2.6.6

04 Aug 23:36
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Release 2.6.5

04 Aug 23:28
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Release 2.6.4

04 Aug 23:27
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Release 2.6.3

04 Aug 23:24
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Custom Image Handler Updates

04 Feb 02:45
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Minor Changes

  • Fix for not being able to upload same image twice: b793e99

Patches

  • Updated docs to reflect new image uploader function: 7ee106c

2.4.0

29 Jan 22:22
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Minor Changes

  • Fixes to readme: 0501d92
  • Fixed README multiple editor example: 24a6384
  • Merge pull request #51 from nkonev/master: 9f67377
  • Update to new dev setup: c9ef86f
  • Updates with working editorOptions prop: 309d296
  • Update docs: 797ee6d
  • Update with div fix: 2616d31
  • Update with customModules prop: a678dde

Vue2Editor 2.0

07 Apr 01:09
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Vue2Editor 2.0

Vue2Editor was having some issues keeping the content in sync between parent and the editor. Therefore, it has been restructured to provide an easier process of using the editor with any project.

It now uses v-model, which should make it significantly easier to understand the flow of data and keep it in sync between the parent scope and the scope of the editor.

Example:

<template>
   <div id="app">
     <vue-editor v-model="content"></vue-editor>
   </div>
 </template>

 <script>
   import { VueEditor } from 'vue2-editor'

   components: {
     VueEditor
   },

   export default {
     data: function() {
       return {
         content: '<h1>Some initial content</h1>'  
       }
     }
   }
 </script>

Updates

Since v-model is being now being used, a lot of the features such as the live preview and the save button that were included are no longer part of Vue2Editor.

Note: The examples in the README have been updated to demonstrate how to achieve these same features as before with Vue2Editor 2.0

Special thanks to @Christilut for his merge proposal that helped me understand this more efficient and user-friendly approach!