A Flarum extension. Fully integrated WYSIWYG Rich Text Editor for Flarum, powered by Tiptap (built on ProseMirror).

composer require fof/rich-text:*

composer update fof/rich-text

By default, everything from the s9e/TextFormatter Litedown syntax except indented code blocks and underlined headers. The tables and checklists extensions add support for PipeTables and TaskLists.

BBCodes are not WYSIWYG'd, but their syntax characters won't be escaped so you can still use them.

Custom syntax supported out of the box:

• Spoiler blocks — >! text
• Inline spoilers — ||text||
• Math blocks — $$ ... $$
• Inline math — $text$
• Subscript — ~text~
• Superscript — ^text^

Yes. The extension implements Flarum's EditorDriverInterface and is fully compatible with flarum/mentions, flarum/emoji, and fof/upload.

Yes. Users can disable the rich text editor from their settings page. You can also enable the Toggle Button setting in the admin dashboard to show a toggle button directly inside the composer.

Version 2.x ships the editor as a lazy-loaded async chunk. The Tiptap editor code (~520 KB minified, ~150 KB gzipped) is only downloaded when a user opens the composer. The main forum bundle contributed by this extension is under 13 KB.

This is a significant improvement over 1.x, where ~350 KB was added to every page load.

Yes. The extension exposes two main extension points for third-party developers:

Add toolbar buttons:

import { extend } from 'flarum/common/extend';

extend(fof.richText.components.TiptapMenu.prototype, 'items', function (items) {
  items.add('myButton', MyButton.component({ editor: this.attrs.editor }), 10);
});

Add Tiptap extensions to the editor:

import { extend } from 'flarum/common/extend';

extend(fof.richText.tiptap.TiptapEditorDriver.prototype, 'buildExtensions', function (items) {
  items.add('myExtension', MyTiptapExtension);
});

Version 2.x is built on Tiptap 3 (which runs ProseMirror underneath). The markdown serialization layer uses a custom prosemirror-markdown-based parser and serializer, ensuring faithful roundtrip compatibility with s9e/TextFormatter's output.

No. This extension is published and maintained by the Friends of Flarum community.

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