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monaco-loader
Effortlessly integrate monaco-editor in your browser.
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A utility designed to simplify the integration of monaco-editor into web applications. By leveraging a loader script, this project eliminates the complexities of additional webpack configurations, making it an ideal solution for those using frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular.

Description

@monaco-editor/loader

The @monaco-editor/loader library simplifies the integration of the Monaco Editor into web applications by providing a streamlined setup process without the need for complex configuration files typical in module bundlers like Webpack.

Key Features

  • Easy Setup: Quickly configure and download Monaco Editor sources using a simple loader script, eliminating the need for extensive Webpack configuration.
  • Flexible Configuration: Customize the loader setup including loading sources from a CDN or local files to suit specific project needs.
  • Comprehensive API: Access a user-friendly API that facilitates the initialization and manipulation of the Monaco Editor.

Usage Example

To get started with @monaco-editor/loader, install the package and import the loader in your JavaScript code:

import loader from '@monaco-editor/loader';

loader.init().then(monaco => {
  monaco.editor.create(/* editor container, e.g. document.body */, {
    value: '// some comment',
    language: 'javascript',
  });
});

For additional configurations:

loader.config({
  paths: { vs: 'path/to/your/monaco' },
  'vs/nls': { availableLanguages: { '*': 'de' } }
});

loader.init().then(monaco => { /* ... */ });

Documentation

  • Installation: Use npm or yarn to add the loader to your project.
  • Methods: The library exports two primary methods:
    • .config(): Customize the loader's configuration;
    • .init(): Initialize the Monaco Editor and return an instance for further manipulation.

Target Audience

The @monaco-editor/loader is ideal for developers looking to integrate the powerful Monaco Editor into their web applications with minimal setup. It is particularly beneficial for those using frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular, as well as for Electron and Next.js applications.

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