Custom build ckeditor 5

 To create a custom build of CKEditor 5 in an Angular 15 project, follow these steps:Step 1: Clone the CKEditor 5 Build RepositoryGo to the CKEditor 5 build repository (or the repository of the build type you want, e.g., Classic, Balloon, Inline).Clone the repository to your local machine.git clone https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5-build-classic.git

cd ckeditor5-build-classicStep 2: Customize the BuildInstall dependencies:npm installOpen the src/ckeditor.js file. You can customize the editor by importing and adding any additional plugins or removing unwanted ones.Example of adding a plugin:import Underline from '@ckeditor/ckeditor5-basic-styles/src/underline';

ClassicEditor.builtinPlugins = [

    Essentials,

    Paragraph,

    Bold,

    Italic,

    Underline // Add the Underline plugin

];You can also customize the toolbar in the editorConfig section:ClassicEditor.defaultConfig = {

    toolbar: {

        items: [

            'heading',

            'bold',

            'italic',

            'underline', // Add the Underline button

            'bulletedList',

            'numberedList',

            'blockQuote'

        ]

    },

    // More configuration options

};Step 3: Build the Custom CKEditor 5Once you've made your customizations, build the editor:npm run buildThis will create a build/ directory with your custom CKEditor 5 build.Step 4: Integrate Custom Build with Angular 15Copy the build/ckeditor.js file to your Angular project (e.g., in src/assets/ckeditor/).Install ckeditor5-angular if not already installed:npm install --save @ckeditor/ckeditor5-angularImport and configure the custom build in your Angular component:import * as ClassicEditor from '../assets/ckeditor/ckeditor.js'; // Adjust the path

@Component({

  selector: 'app-editor',

  template: `<ckeditor [editor]="Editor"></ckeditor>`,

  styleUrls: ['./editor.component.css']

})

export class EditorComponent {

  public Editor = ClassicEditor;

}Step 5: Adjust Angular ConfigurationsEnsure that Angular can serve the custom CKEditor build by adding it to angular.json:"assets": [

  "src/assets",

  ...

]Step 6: Serve Your Angular ProjectNow, you can run your Angular project, and it will use your custom CKEditor 5 build:

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To create a custom build of CKEditor 5 in an Angular 15 project without cloning the CKEditor project, you can follow these steps:Install CKEditor 5: First, install the CKEditor 5 build of your choice (e.g., Classic, Balloon, Decoupled, etc.) via npm. For example:npm install --save @ckeditor/ckeditor5-build-classic

2)Install Additional Plugins: Install any additional plugins you need, for example:npm install --save @ckeditor/ckeditor5-underline

3)Create a Custom Build: Since you are not cloning the CKEditor repository, you will create your custom build directly in your Angular project:Create a new file, say custom-editor-build.js, where you will import the base editor and the plugins you need.

Example of custom-editor-build.js:import ClassicEditor from '@ckeditor/ckeditor5-build-classic';

import Underline from '@ckeditor/ckeditor5-underline/src/underline';

ClassicEditor.builtinPlugins.push(Underline);

export default ClassicEditor;

4)Use the Custom Build in Angular: Import your custom build into your Angular component and use it in your form:In your Angular component, import the custom build:import CustomEditor from './path/to/custom-editor-build';Assign it to the editor property in your component:editor = CustomEditor;

5)Template: Bind the custom editor to your Angular form in the template:<ckeditor [editor]="editor" [(ngModel)]="editorData"></ckeditor>

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Configuration: If you need to further customize the configuration of CKEditor, you can pass a configuration object:<ckeditor [editor]="editor" [(ngModel)]="editorData" [config]="editorConfig"></ckeditor>And in your component, define the configuration:

editorConfig = {

  toolbar: ['bold', 'italic', 'underline'],

};