Question 1

How to install vue-froala-wysiwyg in a Vue 3 project?

Accepted Answer

Install via npm, then import Froala's CSS and JS files in your main.js file and use the Vue plugin. You'll also need to configure Webpack for CSS loading, as detailed in the README's Integration section with code examples for setup.

Question 2

What's the cost of using Froala editor with this wrapper?

Accepted Answer

Froala requires a paid license for commercial use, with three pricing tiers available. The vue-froala-wysiwyg component itself is MIT licensed, but you must purchase a Froala license separately, adding to project expenses.

Question 3

vue-froala-wysiwyg vs vue-quill: which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Choose vue-froala-wysiwyg if you need extensive features and a polished UI and can afford the license; opt for vue-quill if you prefer a free, open-source solution with simpler setup, though it may have fewer built-in tools.

Question 4

How to customize the toolbar buttons in vue-froala-wysiwyg?

Accepted Answer

Define custom icons and commands using FroalaEditor global methods, then reference them in the toolbarButtons config option. The README includes examples for creating alert, clear, and insert buttons with specific callbacks.

Question 5

Can I use this with Vue 2 or Nuxt 3?

Accepted Answer

No, it's only compatible with Vue 3, so Vue 2 projects are unsupported. For Nuxt 3, you might face integration challenges due to server-side rendering complexities not addressed in the documentation.

Question 6

How to handle image uploads in the editor?

Accepted Answer

Configure Froala's image upload options via the config object, such as setting imageUploadURL, but this requires server-side implementation and is dependent on Froala's proprietary handling, not the Vue wrapper itself.

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