Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.Taghelpers is a collection of handy ASP.NET Core TagHelpers that I initially created when building BuiltWithDot.Net.
TagHelpers in ASP.NET Core are tiny bundles of joy. They allow developers to create html controls that extend regular html tags or create custom tags that render custom html.
These taghelpers enable developers to easily add the popular Quill WYSIWYG editor to a form, with model binding. It also takes care of all the javascript and css files that the editor requires.
The Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor.Sample web project is included in the source to play around with the options and see the editor in action.
These taghelpers enable developers to easily transform any regular img tag into an image resizing beast by sending the src through the images.weserv.nl proxy.
The Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.ResizeProxyImg.Sample web project is included in the source to play around with the options and see the image resizing in action.
In your ASP.NET Core project run:
Install-Package Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor In your ASP.NET Core project run:
Install-Package Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.ResizeProxyImgRegister the Quill editor taghelper in Startup.cs:
using Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor;
...
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
// your code...
services.AddQuillEditor();
// or set some options like so:
//services.AddQuillEditor(obj =>
//{
// obj.Theme = "bubble";
//});
// rest of your code...
}
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IHostingEnvironment env)
{
// your code...
app.UseQuillEditor();
// rest of your code...
}Inside _ViewImports.cshtml add the following line:
@addTagHelper *, Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditorRegister the Quill stylesheets in the head of your page/view
<head>
...
<quill-editor-style-sheets></quill-editor-style-sheets>
...
</head>Add the Quill editor to a form and add the Quill javascripts at the end of your body tag:
@model Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor.Sample.Models.SampleModel
...
<body>
<form asp-action="ShowContent" asp-controller="Home">
<quill-editor asp-for="Content1" style="height: 400px;"></quill-editor>
<button type="submit">Show content</button>
</form>
...
<quill-editor-script></quill-editor-script>
</body>To add multiple Quill editor to the same page, make sure to set element ids on both the Quill javascripts tag and the individual Quill editor tags. Notice the corresponding ids on both the javascript tag and the editor tags.
Javascript:
<quill-editor-script for-editors="editor1,editor2,editor3"></quill-editor-script>Editors:
@model Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor.Sample.Models.SampleModel
...
<form asp-action="ShowContentMultiple" asp-controller="Home">
<quill-editor asp-for="Content1" id="editor1" style="height: 200px;"></quill-editor>
<quill-editor asp-for="Content2" id="editor2" style="height: 200px;"></quill-editor>
<quill-editor asp-for="Content3" id="editor3" style="height: 200px;"></quill-editor>
<button type="submit">Show content</button>
</form>For non-trivial apps you'll probably want to use Razor view sections to organise your views more cleanly. This is an example of using the Quill editor with Razor view sections.
@model Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.QuillEditor.Sample.Models.SampleModel
...
@section Stylesheets {
<quill-editor-style-sheets></quill-editor-style-sheets>
}
@section Scripts {
<quill-editor-script></quill-editor-script>
}
<form asp-action="ShowContent" asp-controller="Home">
<quill-editor asp-for="Content1" style="height: 400px;"></quill-editor>
<button type="submit">Show content</button>
</form>Inside _ViewImports.cshtml add the following line:
@addTagHelper *, Fluxmatix.AspNetCore.TagHelpers.ResizeProxyImgAdd the resize-height and/or the resize-width attributes on any img tag:
<img src="https://www.what-dog.net/Images/faces2/scroll001.jpg" resize-width="400" resize-height="400" />Set any of the available masks using the mask attribute:
<img src="https://www.what-dog.net/Images/faces2/scroll001.jpg" mask="circle" />Or combine size and mask:
<img src="https://www.what-dog.net/Images/faces2/scroll001.jpg" mask="triangle" resize-width="200" />PRs accepted.
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