Features Overview

Lexical Editor Easy provides a rich set of features to help you build powerful text editing experiences in your React applications. This page gives you a quick overview of all the features available.

Core Features

Rich Text Editing

• Text Formatting: Bold, italic, underline, and more
• Paragraph Formatting: Alignment, indentation, and spacing
• Headings: Multiple levels of headings (H1-H6)
• Lists: Ordered and unordered lists
• Links: Insert and edit hyperlinks

Learn more about Rich Text Editing →

Image Handling

• Image Uploads: Direct uploads to Vercel Blob
• Image Insertion: Place images within your content
• Customizable UI: Style the image upload interface
• Progress Tracking: Monitor upload progress

Learn more about Image Handling →

Data Persistence

• Automatic Saving: Save content as you type
• Content Loading: Retrieve saved content
• Neon PostgreSQL Integration: Store content in a scalable database
• Customizable Saving Behavior: Control when and how content is saved

Learn more about Data Persistence →

Integration Features

Vercel Blob Storage

• Upload and store images using Vercel's Blob Storage
• Public and private access control
• Progress tracking
• Optimized for serverless environments

Learn more about Vercel Blob Integration →

Neon PostgreSQL

• Store and retrieve editor content
• Automatic database schema setup
• WebSocket support for better performance
• Document management utilities

Learn more about Neon PostgreSQL Integration →

Advanced Features

• Custom Plugins: Create your own plugins to extend functionality
• Custom Nodes: Define custom content types for your editor
• Theming: Customize the appearance of the editor
• Collaborative Editing: Support for real-time collaboration (coming soon)

Learn more about Advanced Features →

How Features Are Organized

Lexical Editor Easy is built with a modular architecture:

1. Core Components: The essential editor components (LexicalEditor and EditorToolbar)
2. Integration Services: Services that connect to external systems (Vercel Blob, Neon PostgreSQL)
3. Utility Components: Helper components that provide specific functionality (like BlobImageUploader)
4. Plugins: Components that add features to the editor (like NeonPersistencePlugin)

This modular approach allows you to use only the features you need, keeping your application lightweight.