Documentation

Lextrix Documentation

Official guides for Lextrix 2.x — install, evaluate, integrate with @lextrix/react or Vue, serialize HTML/Markdown/MDX, and extend with plugins. By Reetesh Kumar.

npm install lextrix· v2.0.5

npm install lextrix @lextrix/react

Getting started

Getting Started

Install Lextrix, import a theme, wire up events, and render your first editor.

Read guide →

Getting started

Evaluation Guide

Linear path from playground to install, export, and built-in modules — ideal for first-time evaluation.

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Getting started

Cookbook

Copy-paste recipes for every feature — minimal setup, uploads, syntax, tables, and more.

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Getting started

React Integration

Official @lextrix/react bindings — LextrixEditor, controlled Markdown/HTML/MDX, and Next.js App Router.

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Getting started

Framework Integration

Next.js, Vue, script-tag, and manual mount patterns — prefer @lextrix/react for React apps.

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Getting started

TypeScript

Published type definitions, ESM imports, and editor options typing for bundler projects.

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Getting started

DOM Mounting

Toolbar placement, wrapper refs, and teardown patterns — essential for React remounts.

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Getting started

Serialization

importContent and exportContent for HTML, Markdown, MDX, and JSON — all through ChangeSet.

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Getting started

API Reference

Editor methods, modules (imageResize, syntax, tables), events, and programmatic control.

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Guides

Themes

Snow, bubble, slate, and dawn themes — CSS imports and safe theme switching.

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Guides

Configuration

Modules, formats, themes, upload handlers, and editor options in one place.

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Guides

Plugin System

Built-in modules, custom formats, serializers, and registration without forking core.

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Content formats

Markdown Support

Import and export Markdown via the serialization pipeline — limitations and storage patterns.

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Content formats

MDX Support

Import and export MDX for CMS storage — experimental component handlers and custom embeds.

Read guide →

Advanced monorepo guides (ChangeSet, registry, architecture) live in the GitHub docs folder.

Lextrix Documentation

Official guides for Lextrix 2.x — install, evaluate, integrate with @lextrix/react or Vue, serialize HTML/Markdown/MDX, and extend with plugins. By Reetesh Kumar.

npm install lextrix· v2.0.5

npm install lextrix @lextrix/react

Getting started

Getting Started

Install Lextrix, import a theme, wire up events, and render your first editor.

Read guide →

Getting started

Evaluation Guide

Linear path from playground to install, export, and built-in modules — ideal for first-time evaluation.

Read guide →

Getting started

Cookbook

Copy-paste recipes for every feature — minimal setup, uploads, syntax, tables, and more.

Read guide →

Getting started

React Integration

Official @lextrix/react bindings — LextrixEditor, controlled Markdown/HTML/MDX, and Next.js App Router.

Read guide →

Getting started

Framework Integration

Next.js, Vue, script-tag, and manual mount patterns — prefer @lextrix/react for React apps.

Read guide →

Getting started

TypeScript

Published type definitions, ESM imports, and editor options typing for bundler projects.

Read guide →

Getting started

DOM Mounting

Toolbar placement, wrapper refs, and teardown patterns — essential for React remounts.

Read guide →

Getting started

Serialization

importContent and exportContent for HTML, Markdown, MDX, and JSON — all through ChangeSet.

Read guide →

Getting started

API Reference

Editor methods, modules (imageResize, syntax, tables), events, and programmatic control.

Read guide →

Guides

Themes

Snow, bubble, slate, and dawn themes — CSS imports and safe theme switching.

Read guide →

Guides

Configuration

Modules, formats, themes, upload handlers, and editor options in one place.

Read guide →

Guides

Plugin System

Built-in modules, custom formats, serializers, and registration without forking core.

Read guide →

Content formats

Markdown Support

Import and export Markdown via the serialization pipeline — limitations and storage patterns.

Read guide →

Content formats

MDX Support

Import and export MDX for CMS storage — experimental component handlers and custom embeds.

Read guide →

Advanced monorepo guides (ChangeSet, registry, architecture) live in the GitHub docs folder.