Request Framework Support
Don't see your framework listed? LikhaEditor is designed to work with any JavaScript framework or backend system. We'd love to help you integrate it!
Supported Frameworks
Currently, we have official integrations planned for:
- ✅ Vanilla JavaScript - Available now via CDN
- 🚧 React - Coming in v0.1.0 (January 2026)
- 🚧 Laravel Blade - Coming in v0.1.0 (January 2026)
- 🚧 Livewire - Coming in v0.2.0 (February 2026)
- 🚧 Filament - Coming in v0.3.0 (March 2026)
Need Another Framework?
We're actively looking to support more frameworks and ecosystems. If you need LikhaEditor for a specific framework, we want to hear from you!
Popular Requests We're Considering
- Vue.js - Vue 3 composition API components
- Svelte - Native Svelte components
- Angular - Angular module and components
- Astro - Astro island components
- Next.js - App Router and Pages Router optimizations
- Nuxt.js - SSR-ready Vue components
- SolidJS - Reactive primitives integration
- Qwik - Resumable components
- Django - Template tags and form fields
- Flask - Jinja2 template integration
- Ruby on Rails - View helpers and form builders
- WordPress - Gutenberg block integration
- Drupal - Field widget and formatter
- Craft CMS - Field type integration
- October CMS - Form widget
- Express.js - View engine integration
How to Request
1. Check Existing Discussions
Before creating a new request, check if someone has already suggested your framework:
If you find an existing request, give it a 👍 thumbs up and add your use case in the comments.
2. Create a New Discussion
If your framework isn't listed, create a new discussion:
- Go to GitHub Discussions: LikhaEditor Ideas
- Click "New discussion"
- Choose the "Ideas" category
- Use this template:
## Framework Request: [Framework Name]
### Framework Details
- **Name**: [e.g., Vue.js, Django, etc.]
- **Version**: [e.g., Vue 3.x, Django 5.x]
- **Official Website**: [URL]
- **Package Manager**: [npm, pip, composer, etc.]
### Why This Framework?
Explain why LikhaEditor would be valuable for this framework's ecosystem.
### Proposed Integration
How do you envision LikhaEditor working with this framework?
Example API:
```[language]
// Your proposed usage exampleUse Case
Describe your specific use case or project.
Community Size
Approximate number of developers using this framework (if known).
I Can Help With
- [ ] Testing
- [ ] Documentation
- [ ] Code contribution
- [ ] Examples/demos
- [ ] Maintenance
### 3. Provide Important Details
To help us prioritize, please include:
**Technical Requirements:**
- Framework version(s) you need to support
- Build tool requirements (webpack, vite, rollup, etc.)
- Server-side rendering needs
- TypeScript support requirements
**Your Use Case:**
- What are you building?
- How many users will use it?
- Is this for an open-source project?
- Timeline/urgency
**Community Impact:**
- How popular is this framework?
- Would others benefit from this integration?
- Are you willing to help test?
## Build Your Own Integration
Can't wait for official support? LikhaEditor's framework-agnostic core makes it easy to create your own wrapper!
### Quick Integration Guide
1. **Install the core package:**
```bash
npm install @likhaeditor/likhaeditor- Create a wrapper component for your framework
- Handle lifecycle methods (mount, unmount, updates)
- Manage state synchronization
- Add TypeScript types (optional but recommended)
Example: Basic React Hook (DIY)
import { useEffect, useRef } from 'react';
import { createEditor } from '@likhaeditor/likhaeditor';
import '@likhaeditor/likhaeditor/dist/likha-editor.css';
export function useEditor(options) {
const elementRef = useRef(null);
const editorRef = useRef(null);
useEffect(() => {
if (elementRef.current && !editorRef.current) {
const { editor } = createEditor({
element: elementRef.current,
...options
});
editorRef.current = editor;
}
return () => {
editorRef.current?.destroy();
editorRef.current = null;
};
}, []);
return { ref: elementRef, editor: editorRef.current };
}Share Your Integration
Built a wrapper for your favorite framework? Share it with the community!
- Publish your package to npm/pip/packagist
- Share in Discussions: Show and Tell
- We'll feature it in our official documentation
Contributing Official Integrations
Want to contribute an official integration package? We'd love your help!
Requirements
Official integrations should:
- ✅ Follow framework best practices and conventions
- ✅ Include comprehensive TypeScript types
- ✅ Have >80% test coverage
- ✅ Include documentation and examples
- ✅ Follow LikhaEditor's MIT license
- ✅ Support the latest stable framework version
- ✅ Include a README with installation and usage
Process
- Discuss first: Open a discussion to coordinate
- Fork the repo: Work in
packages/[framework-name] - Follow the structure: Match existing package patterns
- Write tests: Use Vitest for testing
- Document thoroughly: Include API docs and examples
- Submit PR: We'll review and provide feedback
See our Contributing Guide for detailed guidelines.
Framework Integration Checklist
When requesting or building an integration, consider:
- [ ] Component/wrapper API design
- [ ] State management integration
- [ ] Server-side rendering support
- [ ] TypeScript definitions
- [ ] Build tool compatibility
- [ ] Tree-shaking and bundle size
- [ ] Accessibility features
- [ ] Dark mode/theming
- [ ] Form integration
- [ ] Validation support
- [ ] File upload handling
- [ ] Internationalization (i18n)
- [ ] Documentation and examples
- [ ] Test coverage
- [ ] Migration guide (if needed)
Priority Criteria
We prioritize integrations based on:
- Community demand - Number of requests and upvotes
- Framework popularity - Active user base size
- Contributor availability - Community members willing to help
- Ecosystem fit - How well it aligns with LikhaEditor's goals
- Maintenance burden - Long-term support requirements
Get Involved
Questions?
Not sure if your framework would be a good fit? Have questions about building an integration?
Start a discussion: Ask in GitHub Discussions
We're here to help make LikhaEditor work with your favorite tools!