Version 4.0.10

• Updated froala-editor to 4.0.10
• Updated ember/ember-cli to 4.2.0

Version 4.0.9

Changes since 4.0.8;

• 🔼 Updated editor version to 4.0.9, see the changelog for details
• 💥 Possible breaking change, must explicitly include the track_changes plugin to use those features

  • Track changes is disabled in the default package and it can be enabled by including the plugin file separately.

Version 4.0.8

Changes since 3.2.6;

• 🔼 Froala Editor version 4!
• 🔼 Ember.js version 4 support!
• 🥇 Embroider Optimized!
• 💥 ember.js and ember-cli 3.20+ required (up from 3.15)
• 💥 consuming projects must be using ember-auto-import v2
• 💥 languages/plugins/themes options in ember-cli-build.js must now be listed in an array
• 👩‍💻 languages/plugins/themes are now imported using ember-auto-import, might impact build size

Version 4.0.0-beta1

Changes since 3.2.6;

• 🔼 Froala Editor version 4!
• 🔼 Ember.js version 4 support!
• 🥇 Embroider Optimized!
• 💥 ember.js and ember-cli 3.20+ required
• 💥 consuming projects must be using ember-auto-import v2
• 💥 languages/plugins/themes options in ember-cli-build.js must now be listed in an array
• 👩‍💻 languages/plugins/themes are now imported using ember-auto-import, might impact build size

Version 3.2.6

First non-beta release for Froala WYSIWYG Editor 3.0, long overdue. The addon now features Glimmer Components and Ember Octane methodologies, checkout the README for usage of the new Glimmer Components. Additionally, checkout the changes in the README if you are coming from version 2.x, there are some important (but manageable) changes when migrating.

Version 3.2.0-beta.6

Changes since 3.1.0-beta.5;

• 💥 [BREAKING] Minimum ember version required bumped to Ember Octane (v3.13)
• 🐞 [BUGFIX] Exclude froala-editor from ember-auto-import
• 🔼 Update ember.js, ember-cli, and froala-editor verions

Reminder; please lock dep versions in at the minor version (ex: "ember-froala-editor": "~3.2.0"), breaking changes come at the minor versions (from upstream froala-editor and needing to keep this addon in-step with the froala-editor versions).

Feedback requested: Considering using ember-auto-import for this addon but doing so would require more involvement from addon users to import all the froala-editor files (editor, plugins, and plugin CSS). Please read through issue #92 and leave feedback there. Thanks!

Version 3.1.0-beta.5

Changes since 3.0.0-beta.4;

• Updated froala-editor to 3.1.0

What happend to the 3.0.x versions?

Due to Froala wanting to keep this addon version in alignment with the editor and embers move towards Ember Octane edition, this addon was in development during the editors 3.0.x versions. While you'll see betas under the 3.0.0 label it wasn't fully released until Froala released 3.1.0 of the editor.

Why beta 5 for the 3.1 series?

Just wanted to indicate the continuation of the 3.x betas even though we're jumping straight to 3.1. This beta is simply a continuation from 3.0.0-beta.4 but includes the 3.1 version of the froala-editor.

Version 3.0.0-beta.4

Latest beta to include backwards compatibility back to ember 3.4!

• Dropped node v8 support, now v10 or v12+
• Added backwards compatibility back to ember v3.4
  • Note, when extending the <FroalaEditor />, you must re-export the template as well (for now). See the example in the README.

Version 3.0.0-alpha.2

This (alpha) version is meant to be a drop-in replacement from v2 to use froala-editor v3. Just make sure you work through the changes in froala-editor v3 (such as option differences and event changes).

Please note: The 3.0.0 betas (and onward) are NOT backwards compatible with v2 because v3 uses Ember Octane methodologies and specifically Glimmer Components. The betas are what v3 proper will become so please work your way towards using the latest beta.

Changes from alpha.1;

• Fixed fillInFroalaEditor() to NOT create duplicate/nested editors but rather lookup the existing editor instance
• Removed usages of this.$() to avoid depreciation messages

Version 3.0.0-beta.3

• [BUGFIX] Handle initial @disabled state before event handlers are added (otherwise @on-edit-off was inadvertently triggered)