I've seen some of the resources you provided. The point is that all of those, and the other working solutions I've found are vanilla javascript, and I can't figure how to reuse them in my react component. I mean, I already have the length altering function but I can't figure out with what prop to access it.
As for the plugin, yes it was one of the first things I tried but weirdly, after a seemingly successful installation, my project stops compiling (the '@@ckeditor/ckeditor5-clipboard' package is seen from the editor but not from the compiler).
Here (github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-reac...) I found a piece of useful example code but still not sure how to link it to the CKEditor component. I might ask a question directly in the project.
So a CKEditor dev gave some useful hints and I managed to fix my problem. I posted my solution also on stackoverflow: stackoverflow.com/questions/652636...
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The idea is indeed to restrict the length. Have you tried working with CKEdit plugins?
ckeditor.com/old/forums/CKEditor-3...
This looks promising for limiting the number of characters.
CKEdit clipboard is an extension that you also have to install:
ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest...
You could also check this:
stackoverflow.com/questions/497090...
They look at pasting the clipboard content as text. This would remove any formatting that needs to happen and might lighten the load a lot.
Hi Médéric,
Thanks for your time.
I've seen some of the resources you provided. The point is that all of those, and the other working solutions I've found are vanilla javascript, and I can't figure how to reuse them in my react component. I mean, I already have the length altering function but I can't figure out with what prop to access it.
As for the plugin, yes it was one of the first things I tried but weirdly, after a seemingly successful installation, my project stops compiling (the '@@ckeditor/ckeditor5-clipboard' package is seen from the editor but not from the compiler).
Here (github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-reac...) I found a piece of useful example code but still not sure how to link it to the CKEditor component. I might ask a question directly in the project.
Cheers!
github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-reac...
So a CKEditor dev gave some useful hints and I managed to fix my problem. I posted my solution also on stackoverflow: stackoverflow.com/questions/652636...