super_editor VS visual-editor

Superlist’s editor: https://github.com/superlistapp/super_editor (Comes from https://flutter.dev/showcase/superlist)

I'm really looking forward to seeing how you can improve it because the only competition, super_editor, still seems a long way from implementing some of flutter quill's key features like the Delta support

You should check out super_editor instead of doing this. It’s the best rich text editor for flutter out there that is actively being developed.

There are three that I know: - SuperEditor. - zefyr -- not sure if it's still maintained. - flutter-quill -- similar to zefyr in implementation.

Nice work - look at https://github.com/superlistapp/super_editor if you want to extend the editing capabilities. We're working on full support for mobile. :)

super_editor: hosted: name: super_editor url: https://github.com/superlistapp/super_editor.git version: ^0.1.0

A few words about Visual Editor. This editor is built around the powerful Quilljs Delta document format originally developed by QuillJs. Delta documents can be easily converted to JSON, the encoding is easy to read and modify and offers many extensibility options.

There's a fork of flutter_quill called visual-editor. It switches to the next widget in the focus sequence, which is one way to properly handle the key.

Flutter also isn't great for text editors, but there are a few implementations like visual-editor for formatted text that's acceptable. Also, the xterm package is pretty amazing from its capabilities (even runs full vim!).

There's visual-editor, but that one has a different focus than a programming editor.

Two months ago I decided to fork the Quill rich text editor because the architecture is extremely difficult to follow. Since I desperately need for my own project, a strong rich text editor that can be easily extended with more features I took the decision to byte the bullet and refactor Quill from the ground up. There are numerous extremely good features in Quill yet the overall architecture was a total train wreck. In this article I'll be explaining in detail what were the issues and how I attempted to improve them. You can find the source code at Visual Editor Github. I've documented the entire process and I'll be releasing deep dive Flutter architecture episodes at Visual Coding YouTube. Enough shameless plugs, let's get going.

You are right, we have programmed the app with Flutter and are very happy with the framework. Two years ago, when we started, many libraries were still missing in the community, especially the text editors were problematic. That's why I contributed a lot to the community to improve the status. At the moment I am very excited about the libraries SuperEditor and VisualEditor. Otherwise, the tooling with Flutter is excellent and it's a lot of fun to program with it. We programmed the server with NestJS, use a PostgreSQL database and GraphQL as the query language.

Visual Editor Gihub Repo - Freshly forked, already many changes, to be published in pub dev.