Plate
API reference for Plate component.
Plate
is the root component loading the editor state into a store provider.
PlateContent
is the component that renders the editor.
Plate Props
Parameters
- Default:
true
Children components have access to the plate store.
A controlled editor
instance. This prop is required.
See Slate docs.
Controlled callback called when the editor state changes.
Callback called when the editor selection changes.
Callback called when the editor value changes.
Controls whether the editor is considered active by default when used with a PlateController.
If true, the editor is in read-only mode.
Custom render function for elements.
Custom render function for leaf nodes.
PlateContent Props
Props for the Editable component. Extends TextareaHTMLAttributes<HTMLDivElement>
.
Props
- Default:
<Editable {...props} />
Custom Editable
node.
How Plate Works
Plate
requires an editor
prop, which should be an instance of PlateEditor
. If editor
is null
, Plate
will not render anything.
The Plate
component does not handle the creation of the editor or the management of plugins. These responsibilities are handled by createPlateEditor
.
Plate
provides a store for the editor state and renders its children. It uses PlateStoreProvider
to make the editor state and related functions available to its children components.
The rendering logic for elements and leaves is primarily handled by the plugins system, with renderElement
and renderLeaf
props serving as fallbacks if no plugin is found for a specific node type.
For more details on creating and configuring the editor, refer to the Editor Configuration guide.
Customizable and extensible.