loopthy/sencha-wysiwyg-editor

Sencha WYSIWYG editor that allows you to edit your application views, source code and more.

sencha-wysiwyg-editor

Sencha WYSIWYG editor that allows you to edit your application views, source code and more.

Features

• Select a framework/toolkit(classic or modern) to build your ExtJS application.
• Select your theming.
• Select your device layout.
• Select from a starter view package based on a template.
• Visually design and create views using the WYSIWYG Editor:
  • Toolbox (Component pallet):
    • Draggable component list to select from.
    • Sorted and grouped components by hierarchy.
    • Search query filter to find components.
    • Contextual component documentation.
  • Component property editor:
    • Sorted and grouped component properties (configs and events).
    • Modify selected component properties.
    • Search query filter to find properties.
  • View/Source Code editor (WYSIWYG):
    • Realtime application preview.
    • Multiple views interface.
    • Show underlying auto-generated JavaScript source code for the view.
    • Drag in ready component editor.
    • Theme related ui representation.
    • Realtime source code rendering.

See it working

Demo

About us

Loopthy

sencha-wysiwyg-editor's Issues

demo video age restricted?

The demo video cannot be publicly viewed - can you make that public and not age restricted?

Installation steps

Hi, very impressive work, congratulations!

Could you please add the installation steps to the readme file? Apparently it uses node modules, but could it be integrated with 7.0 GPL?

Thanks!

Add instructions how to run the project

Add instructions how to run the project using sencha cmd or open-tooling

Future development

Congratulations on the win. The submission looks to be a solid start.

Are there any plans to actively develop this further?

I was hoping that the guys over at Idera would have announced a plan for the next steps along with the winner announcement. Having used Sencha Architect for several years now, I'm a bit uneasy at how things appear to be up in the air at the moment...