Documentation

Install the package and put a Word-grade editor in a React or Next.js page.

Every prop of <WordcraftEditor />, from documents and saving to tabs, modes and Extras.

Load, export and script the editor through its ref, with the same commands as the ribbon.

Mount the editor in any element with the framework-free core.

Several people in one document at once, with live cursors and per-person undo.

View, comment, suggest or edit, enforced by the editor and changeable live.

Threads, mentions, Assign to and a comment store, in the Google Docs style.

A Gemini-style writing bar with skills, letterheads, palettes and your own model.

AI answers as real tables, diagrams, charts, lists and more, with a slash menu.

A document theme from a logo or photo, and the logo placed where you want it.

Ask questions about the document and get answers that cite its passages.

Grammarly-style underlines, readability and tone, with engines you choose.

Similarity against your own documents, a plagiarism service and a soft AI signal.

Outline, accessibility, sources, word count, voice typing and translation panels.

Versions recorded as you work, to view, name, restore or download.

The Google Fonts library in the font box, previewed in each face.

Word for Android’s shape on phones: touch gestures, a bottom command palette, foldables.

What this package adds beyond Microsoft Word and WordCraft.

Every way the package differs from WordCraft, and where each change lives.

How much of Word the editor covers, tab by tab.

Size, rendering, keyboard focus, persistence and the upstream patches.

How releases are numbered, and how they reach npm.

What changed in each published version.

Repository layout, building from source and the upstream sync.

Licences and credits.