This is an example editor configuration for DITA 1.3 element support in Fonto. The code in this repository is for educational purposes. Fonto does not provide any warranty with regards to feature-completeness or stability of this package. Please see the license file for more information.
Fonto's proprietary code in platform/ is not included with this repository. Please use the FontoXML
development tools to download this code. See also
the install instructions in this README file.
This Fonto configuration is built for a subset of DITA 1.3 that avoids ambiguity around mixed content and block-level elements in some places.
- Install NodeJS.
- Make sure you have a
fonto.liclicense file in your project directory, or a parent directory thereof. Contact team@fontoxml.com in order to obtain a license. - Install FDT:
$ npm install --global @fontoxml/fontoxml-development-tools - Download Fonto's proprietary code:
$ cd dita-example-editor $ npm install - Remove the line
/platform/from the.gitignorefile. - Commit the proprietary code in
platform/and additional configuration packages that were downloaded intopackages/to your version control.
Fonto provides a development server that will run on localhost:8080 by default, and allows you to see changes in your
editor without having to rebuild the application. This is the recommended approach to rapidly iterate on your editor
configuration:
$ fdt editor run
Please see documentation.fontoxml.com for extensive guides, tutorials and API reference documentation.
See also:
- Getting started
- Configure elements
- Create operations
- Create a masthead
- Create a modal
- Create a sidebar
- Create a popover
The application can be built using the following command:
$ fdt editor build
This compiles the various configuration source files into the dist/ directory. You can deploy the Fonto editor to your
environment by serving those files from your own host.
See also:
For additional help for this command, run: $ fdt editor --help