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ProseMirror track-changes example

This example app shows how a very primitive track-changes functionality could be implemented with prosemirror-changeset.

How to install

  1. yarn
  2. yarn start

Commands

  • yarn start to start the example app
  • yarn lint to run ESLint

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Help me understand this bit of code

Hello mate!

First let me thank you for implementing this track changes POC, it made my life 100x easier. I am really new to prosemirror and I am still battling the basics. I've just come around to understand the ReplaceStep and ReplaceAroundStep and I am currently trying to understand your code in order to expand this feature.

I am stuck here trying to figure out why you didn't implement this part. There is probably a non trivial reason, otherwise you would combine it with the previous step.

Why is this a special case?

What would I need to do / understand to finish up this part of code?

prosemirror-track-changes-example/src/custom-changeset/change/merge.ts

Line 48 in 0642a12

throw Error('TODO')

Thanks again for this marvelous POC!

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