Demo is available at: http://www.textangular.com

1. AngularJS ≥ 1.2.x ;
2. Angular Sanitize ≥ 1.2.x.

1. Bootstrap 3.x for the default styles
2. Font-Awesome 4.x for the default icons on the toolbar

1. Get textAngular via bower install textAngular, using the cdn at http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/textAngular/1.1.2/textAngular.min.js or from the github page https://github.com/fraywing/textAngular/releases/latest
2. Include textAngular.js or textAngular.min.js in your project using script tags
3. Add a dependency to textAngular in your app module, for example: angular.module('myModule', ['textAngular']).
4. Create an element to hold the editor and add an ng-model="htmlVariable" attribute where htmtlVariable is the scope variable that will hold the HTML entered into the editor:

<div text-angular ng-model="htmlVariable"></div>

OR

<text-angular ng-model="htmlVariable"></div>

This acts similar to a regular AngularJS / form input if you give it a name attribute, allowing for form submission and AngularJS form validation.

Have fun!

Important Note: Though textAngular supports the use of all attributes in it's input, please note that angulars ng-bind-html WILL strip out all of your style attributes.

For Additional options see the github Wiki.

textAngular uses execCommand for the rich-text functionality. That being said, its still a fairly experimental browser feature-set, and may not behave the same in all browsers - see http://tifftiff.de/contenteditable/compliance_test.html for a full compliance list. It has been tested to work on Chrome, Safari, Opera, Firefox and Internet Explorer 8+. If you find something, please let me know - throw me a message, or submit a issue request!

I generate the minified file using uglify-js2, to install run npm install -g uglifyjs. Then to minify the file run (on UNIX based command prompt, this may differ for windows computers): uglifyjs -m -v textAngular.js > textAngular.min.js Any pull request must have the new version of the minified file.

This project is licensed under the MIT license.

Special thanks to all the contributions thus far!

Including those from:

• SimeonC
• Slobodan Mišković
• edouard-lopez
• 108ium
• nadeeshacabral