django-quilljs

Easily use Quill.js in your django admin.

This project forked from django-quill.

Requires django 2.1.5

Quick start

1. Install the package from pypi

   pip install django-quilljs

2. Add "quilljs" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this:

   INSTALLED_APPS = (
       ...
       'quilljs',
   )

Usage

from django.db import models
from quilljs.fields import RichTextField


class MyModel(models.Model):
    content = RichTextField()
    content2 = RichTextField(config='basic')

If you want to support image uploads, your admin needs to extend from quilljs.admin.QuillAdmin:

from quilljs.admin import QuillAdmin

class MyAdmin(QuilljsAdmin):
    pass

If you don't want to touch your models and enable the editor for all text fields in the admin page, you can do as well:

from quilljs.widgets import QuillEditorWidget
from quilljs.admin import QuillAdmin


class MyAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    formfield_overrides = {
        models.TextField: {'widget': QuillEditorWidget},
    }

Customizing

To customize this app, extend apps.QuilljsConfig and modify whatever you need. For example, to add a new toolbar:

from quill.apps import QuilljsConfig


class MyQuilljsConfig(QuilljsConfig):
    my_toolbar = dict(full, toolbar_template='quill/toolbars/my_toolbar.html')

To customize the extensions of the images that can be uploaded:

from quill.apps import QuilljsConfig


class MyQuilljsConfig(QuilljsConfig):
    allowed_image_extensions = ['jpeg', 'gif']

If you need to call other methods or perform additional actions on the quill editors, they will be available in window.DjangoQuillEditors.

Provided Toolbars

There are two toolbars that come with this package:

1. Full (default): Provides basic font style and size selection, bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, text color, background color, lists, links, and images.
2. Basic: Provides bold, italic, underline, lists, and links.

Development

There are several dependencies on npm that are required before building django-quilljs:

$ npm install

Auto Compile JS

$ make watch

Running Tests

$ make test

Building JS

$ make build

TODO

1. Better documentation.
2. More tests.
3. Better support for using outside of the admin.