About Editora

Editora is a modular ecosystem for building authoring experiences in web applications.

Mission

• Provide framework-agnostic editing primitives
• Keep capabilities modular through plugins and focused packages
• Support production UX requirements: multi-instance safety, theme parity, stable command execution

Why teams adopt Editora

• Lean architecture with composable packages
• No hard lock-in to one frontend framework
• Clear extension path for custom commands and plugins
• Built for real-world workflows (tables, media, comments, spell-check, import/export)

Ecosystem at a glance

• @editora/core: runtime and command orchestration
• @editora/react: React wrapper
• @editora/plugins: plugin factories
• @editora/themes: theme tokens and theme packs
• @editora/icons, @editora/react-icons: icon system
• @editora/ui-core, @editora/ui-react: UI primitives and bindings
• Focused packages such as @editora/light-code-editor, @editora/toast

Engineering principles

• Predictable command behavior over implicit side effects
• Selection-preserving interactions for toolbar/dialog actions
• Per-instance UI scoping (dialogs, sidebars, floating tools)
• Theme consistency for all editor surfaces and plugin UI

Technology stack

• TypeScript
• ES modules
• ContentEditable runtime model
• Vite-based build pipeline

License and contribution

• MIT license
• Contributions are welcome for runtime, plugins, docs, and performance work

API Surface

• Core runtime package APIs
• Framework wrapper APIs
• Plugin command and toolbar APIs
• Theme and icon APIs
• UI primitive/provider APIs

Config Matrix

Layer	Config Type	Typical Scope
Core runtime	editor config	Per editor instance
Plugins	command/keymap/toolbar config	Per plugin/per editor
Themes	CSS token overrides	App scope or editor scope
Wrapper (React/Web component)	props/attributes/runtime config	Per component instance

Validation Checklist

• Package boundaries are clear for your app architecture
• Required dependencies are installed for selected integration path
• Runtime and UI behavior remain consistent across multiple editors
• Theme and plugin UI parity is preserved in dark/light modes