#Typr - a customizable, Medium-like editor for publishers

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Hi all, I made this customisable editor inspired by Medium's editor called Typr:

https://typr.dev/

Typr is not only the editor - it also integrates with your user system and CMS, handling loading, creation, and auto-saving out of the box.
The site is built with Next.js and hosted on Vercel. It uses the Typr editor (built on Tiptap) which is an npm package that works with next.js.

Editor/publishing features

  • React: Easily embed Typr in your React or Next.js projects.
  • Publish Workflow: Configurable draft/pending/publish workflow (useful for publishers who want to review content before publishing):
  • CMS Compatibile: can work with any CMS backend such a Strapi, Wordpress and custom CMS solutions.
    • Save as draft/pending/publish
    • If post status is publish or pending, require confirmation before overwriting published version
  • Customizable UI: Offers a customizable user menu dropdown and editor navigation to match your application's design.
  • Configurable Fields: You can configure the settings panel to work with any fields in your CMS.
  • Admin only fields: You can hide fields from the settings panel, and the editor, if you want to use Typr as a content manager.

Using the demo site, you can also see how it can be customised!

I built this for my blogging platform, prototypr, where I need to approve posts submitted by contributors.
I thought making that part open source and reusable could help!

It's an early version and I'm still improving it along with the docs and demo app. Let me know what you think, thanks!

A customizable WYSIWYG editor with publishing flows and user state management for React.js. Built with Tiptap and ProseMirror.

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The UI looks amazing!

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# faint crown The UI looks amazing!

ah thanks! it's a lot easier these days , I generated most the landing page with Claude, and i tidied it up! https://x.com/graeme_fulton/status/1826533943757185043

GitHub readme to landing page 🤯

I pasted the contents of my readme file into Claude @AnthropicAI, and asked it to make a landing page

from the initial prompt to deployed website on @vercel took me like 10 mins, here's most the process: