TINYINT-3455: Update details - #79
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this is missing a line compared to the usual template, right? 'welcome to make prs' or someting
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| Web Components are a set of built-in browser capabilities that let developers create custom HTML elements in a similar manner to what is available in frameworks like React or Angular. | ||
| Official Web Component for TinyMCE, the rich text editor. It wraps TinyMCE as a `<tinymce-editor>` custom element, used in place of calling `tinymce.init()`. By default, it pulls TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN unless configured to use a different setup, such as self-hosting the [tinymce NPM package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinymce). |
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I am wondering if we should add another sentence or two from the old content that explains what exactly this is/how to use it? I don't know web components well, or how much most devs would know about them / what they might be looking for that would lead them to this integration though tbh.
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| Using TinyMCE from NPM with the Web Component requires a couple of extra steps. See the documentation for more information: [Using TinyMCE with Web Components - Self hosted via NPM](https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/tinymce/latest/webcomponent-pm/) |
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| Using TinyMCE from NPM with the Web Component requires a couple of extra steps. See the documentation for more information: [Using TinyMCE with Web Components - Self hosted via NPM](https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/tinymce/latest/webcomponent-pm/) | |
| Using TinyMCE from NPM with the Web Component integration requires a couple of extra steps. See the documentation for more information: [Using TinyMCE with Web Components - Self hosted via NPM](https://www.tiny.cloud/docs/tinymce/latest/webcomponent-pm/) |
i think this needs another word. up further too...
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| # Official Web Component for TinyMCE | |||
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| # Official Web Component for TinyMCE | |
| # Official Web Component integration for TinyMCE |
needs another word, otherwise it sounds like we're using 'component' the way we do for the react integration, etc.
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commented on a couple like this but i may have missed instances - please check
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| Web Components are a set of built-in browser capabilities that let developers create custom HTML elements in a similar manner to what is available in frameworks like React or Angular. | ||
| Official Web Component for TinyMCE, the rich text editor. It wraps TinyMCE as a `<tinymce-editor>` custom element, used in place of calling `tinymce.init()`. By default, it pulls TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN unless configured to use a different setup, such as self-hosting the [tinymce NPM package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinymce). |
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| Official Web Component for TinyMCE, the rich text editor. It wraps TinyMCE as a `<tinymce-editor>` custom element, used in place of calling `tinymce.init()`. By default, it pulls TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN unless configured to use a different setup, such as self-hosting the [tinymce NPM package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinymce). | |
| Official Web Components integration for TinyMCE, the rich text editor. It wraps TinyMCE as a `<tinymce-editor>` custom element, used in place of calling `tinymce.init()`. By default, it pulls TinyMCE from the Tiny Cloud CDN unless configured to use a different setup, such as self-hosting the [tinymce NPM package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinymce). |
also wondering if there should be an s on Component now...
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| "description": "Official Web Component integration for TinyMCE rich text editor", |
to match the others?
Related tickets: TINYINT-3455
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