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Regarding decorations to communicate with NodeViews:

Creating NodeView with Editor with InputRules.

(if you have trouble getting the ProseMirror instance to appear, try typing a bit in the codesandbox editor to get it to refresh!) Other Relevant Discussions I set up a minimal working example (matching attempt #2) on codesandbox. I’ve seen other posts suggest using decorators for this purpose, but I’ve not yet been able to make that work.

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However, I’m not sure how to pass this information along to the NodeView. I have also tried adapting the arrowHandler from the CodeMirror example to detect from which side the cursor enters / leaves the NodeView.

So, this approach succeeds at Property A (toggle math editor), but unfortunately I am struggling to implement Property B, as the cursor is always set to the first position in the NodeView, regardless of which side I approach from:Ĭursor approaching from the right (bad - cursor should enter from the right) Setting atom:true in the schema for my inline math node ensures that selectNode and deselectNode are called when the user selects/deslects the NodeView, allowing me to toggle the inline math editor as needed. Without contentDOM, the NodeView is responsible for its own rendering / editing, as in the footnotes example. (they only receive setSelection events, not selectNode and deselectNode). The reason seems to be that NodeViews with a contentDOM have no way of knowing when the editing cursor has left the NodeView. This successfully achieves Property B (cursor movement with arrow keys behaves as expected), but I cannot get Property A to work (toggling katex/code views). Set a contentDOM in the NodeView, so that ProseMirror is responsible for managing the appearance / editing of the NodeView, as in the. I have tried two approaches: Attempt #1: Using contentDOM Reading through the documentation / examples, it seems like NodeViews are the right tool to use. Property B: Changing the cursor position by clicking / arrow keys should seamlessly transition between these two modes.īelow are some screenscaptures demonstrating the desired behavior in Typora (click to expand).As soon as the cursor leaves the node, render using KaTeX Property A: Show math as LaTeX code while the cursor is inside the math node.I would like to replicate Typora’s math editing behavior as closely as possible using ProseMirror.

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My notes are full of inline and display math, written in LaTeX notation, so it is important that math be treated as a “first-class object” in my editor. I’m attempting to use ProseMirror to replace my current note-taking workflow, which involves constantly switching between Typora/Overleaf/OneNote, with a single text editor capable of supporting blocks of text with semantic meaning.