Drag Handle vue extension
Have you ever wanted to drag nodes around your vue-based editor? Well, we did too—so here’s an extension for that.
The DragHandleVue
component allows you to easily handle dragging nodes around in the editor. You can define custom render functions, placement, and more.
It essentially wraps the DragHandle extension in a vue component that will automatically register/unregister the extension with the editor.
Install
Set up access to Tiptap's private repository
Integrate this pro extension by registering for a free Tiptap account and following our access guide to Tiptap’s private repository.
npm install @tiptap-pro/extension-drag-handle-vue-3 @tiptap-pro/extension-drag-handle @tiptap-pro/extension-node-range @tiptap/extension-collaboration y-prosemirror yjs y-protocols
Vue 2 vs. Vue 3
There are two versions of the DragHandle extension available. Make sure to install the correct
version for your Vue version. @tiptap-pro/extension-drag-handle-vue-2
and
@tiptap-pro/extension-drag-handle-vue-3
Props
All props follow the same structure as the DragHandle extension.
children
The content that should be displayed inside of the drag handle.
<drag-handle>
<div>Drag Me!</div>
</drag-handle>
tippyOptions
Options for tippy.js. You can pass any options that are available in the tippy.js documentation.
Default: undefined
<drag-handle :tippy-options="{ placement: 'left' }">
<div>Drag Me!</div>
</drag-handle>
onNodeChange
Returns a node or null when a node is hovered over. This can be used to highlight the node that is currently hovered over.
Default: undefined
<template>
<drag-handle @nodeChange="handleNodeChange">
<div>Drag Me!</div>
</drag-handle>
</template>
<script>
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { DragHandle } from '@tiptap-pro/extension-drag-handle-vue-3'
export default {
components: {
DragHandle,
},
setup() {
const selectedNode = ref(null)
const handleNodeChange = ({ node, editor }) => {
selectedNode.value = node
// do something with the node
}
return {
selectedNode,
handleNodeChange,
}
},
}
</script>
pluginKey
The key that should be used to store the plugin in the editor. This is useful if you have multiple drag handles in the same editor.
Default: undefined
<drag-handle pluginKey="myCustomDragHandle">
<div>Drag Me!</div>
</drag-handle>
Commands
See the DragHandle extension for available editor commands.