Downloads

Package, source, and examples for the TypeScript editor.

These files come from the real TypeScript build output and demo library used across this site, so teams can download, inspect, and test the editor with the same artifacts used across this site.

Choose your starting point

Install, inspect, or open examples immediately.

Use the package if you want to consume the editor, the source zip if you want to extend it, and the examples pack if you want ready-made pages.

Built for evaluation

Everything here is usable from the first download.

The archives include typed output, runtime assets, and demonstration code you can open locally or adapt into your own project.

Test drive

Standalone local demo zip

Ready-to-run trial package with a single local demo page and bundled assets, built for users who just want to download, serve, and test the editor quickly.

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Main package

TypeScript package tarball

Installable .tgz package containing the compiled TypeScript wrapper, declarations, and the synced richtexteditor runtime assets.

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Source bundle

Full TypeScript source zip

Includes src, scripts, public, and the TypeScript demo so you can build, debug, and extend the package locally.

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Examples pack

Demo library and runtime assets

Portable demo bundle with the expanded sample gallery, website scripts, styles, and bundled editor assets so you can open the examples locally and explore multiple integration patterns.

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Quick start

Use the package, then point the loader at the bundled runtime.

npm install ./ts-rich-text-editor-0.1.0.tgz

import { createRichTextEditor } from "ts-rich-text-editor";

const editor = await createRichTextEditor("#editor", {
  toolbar: "full"
}, {
  basePath: "/richtexteditor"
});

Evaluation strategy

Different download paths map to different kinds of editor comparisons.

If you are comparing against commercial suites like TinyMCE, CKEditor, or Froala, start with the standalone test drive and examples pack. If you are comparing against headless frameworks like Tiptap, Lexical, ProseMirror, or Slate, inspect the package and source zip to see how much editor plumbing is already handled.

Fastest trial

Use the test drive zip.

Best when you want to answer "can our team download this and see a working editor quickly?"

Best technical review

Use the source zip and package tarball.

Best when you want to inspect the TypeScript wrapper, declarations, runtime loading, and shipping assets directly.

What is inside

Three download paths for three different jobs.

Pick the archive that matches how you want to evaluate the editor first, then move to the others only if you need more depth.

Standalone test drive

Best when a user wants to download one zip, run a small local server, and test the editor immediately.

quick start local trial

Package tarball

Best when you want to install the typed wrapper into an application and begin integration work quickly.

npm-style dist + types

Source zip

Best when you need to inspect TypeScript sources, scripts, runtime sync, and the demo build pipeline.

src + scripts build ready

Examples pack

Best when you want a ready-made gallery of HTML examples covering compact, full, localized, and template scenarios.

8 demos open locally

Choosing the right download

Match the archive to the kind of comparison you are making.

If you are asking...

Start with

Why

Can we test a working editor immediately?

Test drive zip

Fastest route to a local runnable demo with no project scaffolding required

Can we compare multiple editing scenarios?

Examples pack

Best way to open several ready-made demos and compare workflow variants side by side

Can we review the implementation shape?

Package tarball plus source zip

Best way to inspect the TypeScript wrapper, declarations, runtime assets, and build scripts directly

Examples included

The demo library covers real-world authoring flows.

Alongside the original examples, the download package includes marketing, documentation, and localized editing scenarios. That gives teams a broader view of the editor before integration begins.

Full toolbar and compact toolbar modes
Textarea migration path and read-only viewing
Custom-styled authoring, newsletter templates, docs editing, and French localization

Download the archive you need

Start with the package, source, or examples zip depending on whether you are consuming, extending, or evaluating.

Open the demos

Use the expanded examples to compare editor configurations before wiring the package into your own app.

Adopt the typed wrapper

Move the same configuration patterns into your TypeScript project with typed setup and runtime loading.

What you get

Everything needed to inspect the TypeScript layer and its runtime relationship.

standalone local demo compiled dist files type declarations synced runtime assets example pages source scripts demo app

Verified package facts

Real metadata from the generated archives.

These values come from the actual downloadable files in this site, so teams can verify size, update date, and checksum before distributing or testing the package internally.