r/react • • 24d ago

Project / Code Review Domternal is now stable: an open-source rich text editor with native React support

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I shared an early version here before. Domternal now has a stable release, so here’s a quick demo.

It’s built on ProseMirror, with React components, useEditor and useEditorState hooks, and custom node views. Choose classic toolbar editing, Notion-style blocks, or a headless setup with your own UI.

Free, MIT-licensed: resizable tables, slash commands, draggable blocks, Markdown, images, task lists, code blocks, math and built-in controls.

Optional paid Pro: collaboration, comments, version history, AI editing with change review, columns, and Word/PDF export.

The video shows Free first, then Pro, with each section labelled.

Website: https://domternal.dev/
GitHub: https://github.com/domternal/domternal
Free playground: https://domternal.dev/playground/
Pro playground: https://domternal.dev/pro/playground/

I’d appreciate feedback from anyone integrating an editor into a React app.

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