RTBlazorfied 1.0.6

RT Blazorfied

Author: Ryan Kueter
Updated: June, 2024

About

RT Blazorfied is a free .NET library available from the NuGet Package Manager that allows Blazor developers to easily add a rich text box / html editor to their blazor application.

The editor also uses Google's Font Icons. It does not reference the icon library. However, it does embed .svg versions of those icons so they are customizable.

Targets:

• .NET 8

Adding a Rich Textbox

Add the JavaScript Reference

Add the following reference to the end of your index.html file:

<script src="_content/RTBlazorfied/js/RTBlazorfied.js"></script>

Add the Element

In this example, the @Html is the html string.

@using RichTextBlazorfied

<RTBlazorfied @ref="box" Html="@Html" />

The element reference can be used to get the html or plaintext for saving.

private RTBlazorfied box { get; set; } = new();
private string? html { get; set; }
private string? plaintext { get; set; }

private async Task GetHtml() => 
    html = await box.GetHtmlAsync();

private async Task GetPlainText() => 
    plaintext = await box.GetPlainTextAsync();

The element reference also provides a method for restoring the text to the beginning:

box.Reinitialize();

Configure the Options

RTBlazorfied was designed to allow developers to highly customize the appearance of the rich textbox with the following configuration options:

<RTBlazorfied Html="@Html" Options="@GetOptions()" />

Then add the options:

public Action<IRTBlazorfiedOptions> GetOptions() => (o =>
{
    o.Toolbar(o =>
    {
        o.BackgroundColor = "#00FF00";
        o.BorderColor = "#FF0000";
        o.BorderWidth = "1px";
        o.BorderStyle = "solid";
        o.BorderRadius = "10px 0px";
    });
    o.Button(o =>
    {
        o.TextColor = "#ff0000";
        o.TextSize = "30px";
        o.BackgroundColor = "#0000FF";
        o.BackgroundColorHover = "inherit";
        o.BackgroundColorSelected = "inherit";
        o.BorderColor = "#FFF000";
        o.BorderColorHover = "#FF0000";
        o.BorderColorSelected = "#0000FF";
        o.BorderStyle = "solid";
        o.BorderRadius = "0px";
        o.BorderWidth = "1px";
    });
    o.Editor(o =>
    {
        o.Width = "500px";
        o.Height = "700px";
        o.BorderRadius = "10px";
        o.BoxShadow = "3px 3px 5px 6px #ccc";
        o.BorderStyle = "dotted";
        o.BorderWidth = "10px";
        o.BorderColor = "#FF0000";
    });
    o.Content(o =>
    {
        o.ContentBoxShadow = "inset 0 0 7px #eee";
        o.BackgroundColor = "#FFFF99";
        o.TextColor = "#333";
    });
    o.Scrollbar(o =>
    {
        o.Width = "5px";
        o.Opacity = "0.5";
        o.ThumbBackground = "#0000FF";
        o.ThumbBackgroundHover = "#00FFFF";
        o.BackgroundColor = "transparent";
        o.ThumbBorderRadius = "10px";
    });
});

Configure Buttons

RTBlazorfied also provides the ability to specify what buttons should be included:

public Action<IRTBlazorfiedOptions> GetOptions() => (o =>
{
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Bold);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Italic);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Underline);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Strikethrough);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Subscript);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Superscript);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Alignleft);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Aligncenter);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Alignright);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Alignjustify);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Indent);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Cut);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Copy);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Delete);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Selectall);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Undo);
    o.Buttons.Add(RTBlazorfiedButton.Redo);
});

Contributions

This project is being developed for free by me, Ryan Kueter, in my spare time. So, if you would like to contribute, please submit your ideas on the Github project page.