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Thank you for your contribution. I've added some comments; could you please review them?

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@hasansezertasan hasansezertasan changed the title CKEditor5Field and CKEditor4Field CKEditor5Field Dec 8, 2023
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hasansezertasan commented Dec 9, 2023

Creating a custom JavaScript-initialized field for Starlette Admin

Since we removed CKEditor4Field from this PR, I still need it in my project. So I created this tutorial that shows how to add JavaScript-initialized fields to Starlette Admin.

Creating Field

from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Any,  Union, List, Dict
from dataclasses import field as dc_field
import json

from starlette.requests import Request
from starlette_admin._types import RequestAction
from starlette_admin.fields import TextAreaField


@dataclass
class CKEditor4Field(TextAreaField):
    """A field that provides a WYSIWYG editor for long text content using the
     [CKEditor4](https://ckeditor.com/) library.
    This field can be used as an alternative to the [TextAreaField][starlette_admin.fields.TextAreaField]
    to provide a more sophisticated editor for user input.
    Parameters:
        version: CKEditor4 version
        distribution: CKEditor4 distribution
        height: Editor height
        data_options: Other options to pass to SimpleMDE
    """

    class_: str = "field-ckeditor4 form-control"
    display_template: str = "displays/ckeditor4.html"
    form_template: str = "forms/ckeditor4.html"
    version: str = "4.22.1"
    distribution: str = "standard"

    height: Union[int, str] = 300
    data_options: Dict[str, Any] = dc_field(default_factory=dict)
    """For more options, see the [CKEditor 4 API docs](https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor4/latest/api/CKEDITOR_config.html)"""

    def additional_js_links(self, request: Request, action: RequestAction) -> List[str]:
        if action.is_form():
            return [
                f"https://cdn.ckeditor.com/{self.version}/{self.distribution}/ckeditor.js",
                request.url_for("static", path="js/form.js"),
            ]
        return []

    def config(self) -> str:
        return json.dumps({
            "height": self.height,
            **self.data_options
        })

Where to write JavaScript code

So, Starlette Admin uses some JavaScript to initialize some of the fields. The JavaScript code is in the statics/js/form.js file. You can add your custom field integration here. But I don't recommend it. Because if you update Starlette Admin or try to distribute your project, you will lose your changes. So I recommend creating a new file in your custom statics folder and adding your custom field integration there.

Copy and paste this code block to your static/js/form.js file.

(function () {
    function processCustomElement(element) {
        // Your custom field integration here
    }
    $(function () {
        processCustomElement(document);
    });
})();

Add your logic to the processCustomElement function. This function will be called when the page is loaded. So you can add your custom field integration here.

(function () {
    function processCustomElement(element) {
        // CKEditor4Field integration
        $(".field-ckeditor4", element).each(function () {
            let config = $(this).attr("config");
            config = JSON.parse(config);
            CKEDITOR.replace(this, config);
        });
        // end CKEditor5Field integration
    }
    $(function () {
        processCustomElement(document);
    });
})();

I believe I don't need to tell you that you need to add a static folder to your project but still...

Add a static folder to your FastAPI project

from starlette.staticfiles import StaticFiles

app.mount(
    path="/static",
    app=StaticFiles(directory=static_dir),
    name="static",
)

Add a static folder to your Starlette Project: Static Files - Starlette

Create your templates

In your templates folder add forms and displays folders.

In the forms folder create a ckeditor4.html file and add this code block:

<div class="{% if error %}{{ field.error_class }}{% endif %}">
    <textarea name="{{ field.id }}" data-bs-toggle="autosize" class="{{ field.class_ }}
            {% if error %}{{ field.error_class }}{% endif %}" {{ field.input_params() | safe }}
            config="{{ field.config() }}"
    >{% if data %}{{ data }}{% endif %}</textarea>
    {% if field.help_text %}
        <small class="form-hint">{{ field.help_text }}</small>
    {% endif %}
</div>
{% include "forms/_error.html" %}

In the displays folder create a ckeditor4.html file and add this code block:

<p>{{ data | safe }}</p>

Conclusion

That's it. Now you can use your custom field in your models like any other field. If your application can't find your templates, check this issue: #376


@jowilf Should we add this one to the documentation?

@hasansezertasan hasansezertasan deleted the CKEditorField branch January 13, 2024 05:45
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@jowilf I have renamed the branch so GitHub automatically closed the PR. If it sounds good, I can open another PR.

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It's available in the starlette-admin-fields project.

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