How to build and application using angular and tinymce

Generated on 8/1/2024

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It seems like your question is about building an application using Angular and TinyMCE, which is not directly related to the content presented at WWDC. However, I can provide information on how to integrate writing tools into your application, which was discussed in the session "Get started with Writing Tools" at WWDC 2024.

Relevant Sessions

  1. Get started with Writing Tools

Key Points from the Session

  • Introduction to Writing Tools: Writing tools help users proofread, rewrite, or transform text in text views. They appear in line on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, making it easy to review and integrate changes quickly.
  • Integration with Native Text Views: If you are using UITextView, NSTextView, or WKWebView, writing tools will work out of the box. For full functionality, ensure you are using TSC2.
  • Custom Text Views: If you have a custom text view, you can start providing writing tools features with a few steps. Implement the necessary delegate methods to control the behavior and specify the ranges of text to ignore if needed.

Steps to Integrate Writing Tools

  1. Implement Delegate Methods: For UITextView or NSTextView, implement the delegate methods to handle writing tools.
  2. Configure WKWebView: For WKWebView, set the configuration explicitly to enable full writing tools functionality.
  3. Custom Text Views: If you have a custom text view, adopt the new delegate methods to control your app states during a writing tools session.

For more detailed steps and code examples, you can refer to the session Get started with Writing Tools.

If you have any specific questions about integrating writing tools or other features discussed at WWDC, feel free to ask!