Description
tinymce-angular is the official Angular component for TinyMCE, the rich text editor. It wraps TinyMCE as an Angular component, so you can add the editor to an Angular project and set its options on the component. By default, the component loads TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN, which requires a Tiny Cloud API key from a Tiny Cloud account. If you prefer not to use the CDN, you can self-host TinyMCE from the NPM package, and the project documents the extra steps for that. The component works with both zone-based and zoneless Angular applications. A version table in the README matches each Angular release to a compatible component version, so you can choose the right one for your project. The component is licensed under MIT, and the TinyMCE editor core can be used under GPL-2.0-or-later or a commercial license depending on your use case.…
Highlights
- Official Angular component for TinyMCE
- Cloud CDN or self-hosted TinyMCE from NPM
- Works with zone-based and zoneless apps
- Version table for each Angular release
- MIT licensed
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tinymce-angular FAQ
What is tinymce-angular?
The official Angular component for TinyMCE, a rich text editor. It wraps the editor so you can use it in an Angular project.
How do I install it?
Run npm install @tinymce/tinymce-angular in your Angular project, then add the editor component to your template.
Do I need an API key?
If you load TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN, yes. Sign up for a Tiny Cloud account and put the key in the apiKey option. To avoid it, self-host TinyMCE from the NPM package.
Which Angular versions are supported?
The README has a table that matches Angular releases to component versions. For example, Angular 16 and later use version 8 or newer of the component.
Does it work with zoneless Angular?
Yes. The component works with both zone-based and zoneless applications.
What license is it under?
The component is MIT licensed. TinyMCE itself can be used under GPL-2.0-or-later or a commercial license.
Where do I report problems?
Open an issue on the tinymce-angular GitHub repository. Issues about TinyMCE itself belong in the TinyMCE repository.
What are the best tinymce-angular alternatives?
Popular alternatives to tinymce-angular include ngx-tiptap, @storybook/addon-docs and ag-grid. See all tinymce-angular alternatives