well, Quill is kind of abandoned unfortunately

the version in twill is stable though it does have an annoying issue with specific pastes from external sources

which Tiptap doesn't have to our knowledge

I see, all in all the end-user which would use the admin panel is safe to work with quill though?

so Tiptap might be a safer bet. This is something we need to discuss and make updates to in the future, by potentialy using a more robust one like ckeditor or tinymce

quill is fine too, until your user pastes some weird broken html which prevent them from saving

it's rare but very annoying

I was wondering though, if I were to stick to tiptap, how am I supposed to add links to a wysiwyg text block?

yup, i feel you, Tiptap doesn't ship a native solution for links...

Because this is the issue I'm currently encountering, I'm supposed to add an external link, but I'm unable to without editing the html itself and then saving it via the update button, which would be a hassle for the average user.

right, then use quill

As long as I have your seal of approval

😄

we use Tiptap with just the table option enabled, alongside a quill with all options needed. in like separate fields/blocks

the combination of the 2 if you need tables is nice. Quill will be supported as much as we can, don't worry

We are using it in 99% of our builds

it's just that we will end up by dropping both for a better solution at some point

Alright, makes perfect sense.

Thanks for the help ifox

Hello i want to try nested module but am having hard time understand the documentation, Is there an example for the actual implementation for Nested Module ?

@User this PR has been merged and includes everything automatically

if you use

2.x-dev

, you can do

php artisan twill:make:module --hasNesting

Noted let me update my twill version from "version": "2.5.2", to 2.x-dev

just making sure, you are looking for nesting on a single module, right? if you are looking to nest different modules together, you are looking for https://github.com/area17/twill/issues/508

I will look into both of them, But in my case it's more like this Destination -> Place -> Tours I have already built a single module called Destination Am think of simplify it to Place -> Tours Then inside Place module i can add destination as a select input

I have used this command

php artisan twill:make:module -SMN Place

but now am getting this error

Route [admin.places.index] not defined. (View: /app/vendor/area17/twill/views/partials/navigation/_overlay_navigation.blade.php)

Hi @User, did you add your module to

routes/admin.php

? There's an example in there for a 'posts' module, you can change the name to 'places'.

Yes i did

Route::module('places');

Hello! Is there a way I can limit blocks in block_editor? I know repeaters have a max attribute but I need to have columns set for them, right? Thanks

Hi @User, I don't think there is a simple way to limit the number of blocks at the moment. I have a feeling that this could be done with a custom validation rule but have never tried it.