textorama VS mavonEditor

I decided to go a little more deeply into them, and tonight, I uploaded a repository (https://github.com/joaomelo/textorama) with an open-source project I've been working on nights and weekends for the last few weeks.

I've been interested in two interlinked technologies for some time. The first is Progressive Web Apps (https://web.dev/progressive-web-apps) which lets the websites behave more like native apps, and the second is the File System API (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_System_Access_API) which enables browsers to access the local file system.

I decided to go a little more deeply into them, and tonight, I uploaded a repository (https://github.com/joaomelo/textorama) with an open-source project I've been working on nights and weekends for the last few weeks.

Textorama is a web editor that works with plain text files in your local system. The content is in your disk in a universal open format, and the browser ensures the editor only accesses the files you permit.

There is a working instance available here: https://textorama.online.

I look up and there's not so much options. It usually made for vue 2 and no longer maintained. However, I found one mavon editor but it's made by the chinese (and using chinese language for most of it) so I'm having a hard time to customise and style it (I want to implement dark mode). So perhaps if there are other good alternative out there? if not then I have to figure my way out myself with the mavon editor.