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Editorjs Html

A javascript library to parse editorjs clean data to html. It is adaptable and usable in all kind of projects.

Editorjs Html

A javascript library to parse editorjs clean data to html. It is adaptable and usable in all kind of projects.

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Last Commit Last Commit: Jun 16, 2025 -
First Commit Created: Aug 27, 2024 -
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Overview

Editorjs-html is a utility designed to parse EditorJS clean data to HTML. It offers fast, efficient, and lightweight conversion while providing full customizability. This tool supports basic EditorJS blocks, can be easily extended for new or custom blocks, and now includes a read-only mode for displaying EditorJS data.

Features

  • Support for various frameworks: Can be used with plain Javascript/Typescript, React, Angular, Vue, or any other framework.
  • Customizable blocks: Supports basic EditorJS blocks that are also customizable.
  • Extendable functionality: Easily extend for any new or custom EditorJS blocks.
  • Read-only mode: Recently updated to include a read-only mode for displaying data.
  • Efficient parsing: Fast and lightweight conversion to HTML.
  • Installation flexibility: Available for browser, Node.js, and both browser & Node.js.

Installation

  1. Browser Installation:

    • Get /build/edjsHTML.browser.js and include it in your project.
  2. NodeJs Installation:

    • Get /build/edjsHTML.node.js and include it in your Node.js project.
  3. For Browser & Node:

    • Get /build/edjsHTML.js and include it in your project.

Summary

Editorjs-html is a versatile utility tool that efficiently converts EditorJS clean data to HTML with the added benefit of full customizability. With support for various frameworks and the ability to extend functionality, this tool provides a lightweight solution for parsing EditorJS data. The recent inclusion of a read-only mode enhances the display options, making it a valuable tool for developers seeking granular control over their content rendering.