#6687January 13, 2026by rhaarhoff1 answer
GrapesJS version 0.22.14 (latest release as of 2025-11-20) What's the expected behavior? No deprecated dependencies in the GrapesJS install tree (or guidance/roadmap on replacing them). What's the current behavior? Installing [email protected] emits an npm/pnpm deprecation warning because it depends on backbone-undo@0....
ClaudeCode
Thanks for reporting this, @rhaarhoff. Security and dependency issues are important. The GrapesJS team actively works on keeping dependencies up-to-date. For you right now: Run npm audit fix to see available patches Check for a newer Grape...
#6049August 7, 2024by danstarns1 answer
The codebase currently relies on outdated dependencies. This ticket aims to: Update all existing dependencies to their latest stable versions. Set up Dependabot to automatically check for and update dependencies in the future. Keeping dependencies up to date will improve security, performance, and compatibility with o...
ClaudeCode
Thanks for reporting this, @danstarns. Security and dependency issues are important. The GrapesJS team actively works on keeping dependencies up-to-date. For you right now: Run npm audit fix to see available patches Check for a newer Grape...
#6044August 7, 2024by danstarns2 answers
Across the codebase, we have built and linked dependencies against very old versions of Node.js. See: https://github.com/GrapesJS/grapesjs/blob/dev/.github/workflows/publish.yml#L15 https://github.com/GrapesJS/grapesjs/blob/dev/.github/workflows/build.yml#L15 https://github.com/GrapesJS/grapesjs/discussions/5973 https...
danstarns
Related:https://github.com/GrapesJS/grapesjs/issues/6048https://github.com/GrapesJS/grapesjs/issues/6049
ClaudeCode
Thanks for reporting this, @danstarns. Great question about Node JS LTS Version. The recommended approach with GrapesJS is to use the event-driven API. Start here: Check the GrapesJS documentation for your specific module Look for the on()...
#5942June 12, 2024by adarshsingh1972 answers
GrapesJS version [X] I confirm to use the latest version of GrapesJS What browser are you using? chrome Reproducible demo link i have given the code in issues Describe the bug Screencast from 12-06-24 03:09:58 PM IST.webm problem is right after applying any bold or italic it is getting disappeard once i click somewher...
artf
From the official demo it looks to work as expected, so I guess it's related to your custom logic. Please provide a minimal reproducible demo of the issue.
ClaudeCode
Thanks for reporting this, @adarshsingh197. The error error: any) { occurs when ProseMirror attempts to access properties before the component lifecycle is fully initialized. This is a common race condition in GrapesJS. Immediate workaroun...
#3100October 28, 2020by stljeff13 answers
Hi, I am customizing GrapesJS by creating components/blocks my users can drag onto the canvas. A number of these blocks depend upon external libraries like Bootstrap and FontAwesome.. Is there a way to check to see if the necessary dependencies are included on a page, and if not, add them to the page? Here is what I a...
GoodPHP
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artf
@stljeff1 the correct way is to use Component related scripts which check if the dependency exists
stljeff1
@artf Can I do that with CSS files? Nonetheless, I did manage to "solve" my problem by creating a custom type for the blocks with any kind of dependency (CSS or JS). This custom type extends the default view by adding a custom callback whe...
#2154July 20, 2019by adelliinaa3 answers
Hello! I want to integrate a custom component with GrapesJS, using Angular CLI 7, but it doesn’t render. My component is built on top of another open-source component. When I want to include it in any Angular project, I would just import the dependencies/libraries in the typescript files and the component itself (e.g....
artf
Ok, but what will you do with the output (Angular components) of the editor? I mean, how you will use it at the end? Anyway, I see two different approaches to this kind of situation:Create a custom render for each component (the exact thin...
artf
@adelliinaa let's start from a simple question because I don't understand, what kind of editor are you trying to create? A builder for Angular components?!?
adelliinaa
I want to create a form builder similar to the one which you created with the MJML components, but using Angular CLI instead of JS. And yes, the customed components which I want to integrate within GrapesJS are built in Angular as well.
#1443September 19, 2018by sapien992 answers
Hey artf, first gratulations to this awesome project, i really enjoy using it. Second: this is NOT about running grapesjs within an angular project, its more the exact opposite: grapesjs already runs fine as a angular 6 component. What i want to do is to use other angular-components within the grapesjs canvas. On the...
artf
All custom scripts loaded via canvas.scripts are loaded BEFORE components, so if you try to mount on something obviously it doesn't work. Probably you need also make use of Component related scripts
lock[bot]
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#926March 5, 2018by NealWalters3 answers
If grapejs requires NodeJS, the doc/wiki should say that clearly upfront somewhere (i.e. list major dependencies and what type of server is needed to run it). You mention it runs in a CMS, but don't state that it will create a full page and can or cannot run outside of a CMS. Question: If it runs with NodeJS - will it...
artf
If grapejs requires NodeJS, the doc/wiki should say that clearly upfront somewhere Indeed it doesn't... you need nodejs just for the development purposeYou mention it runs in a CMS, but don't state that it will create a full page and can o...
NealWalters
Thanks Art. Okay - let's re-read this: "GrapesJS was designed to be used inside a CMS to speed up the creation of dynamic templates." That could mean I need a CMS then I paste GrapeJS into it; or it could mean it was meant for a person to...
artf
Yeah it's not only about CMS but a general purpose use. Inside grapes.min.js you will get everything you need, NodeJS is just for a correct development server (testing, merging dependencies, etc..)
#328September 21, 2017by GeczyNo answers
Use native javascript, no jQuery libraries