draft-js-borked
A minimal test repo showing a broken Draft-JS rich text editor setup, likely created to debug or document a specific configuration problem.
This is a test repository exploring a broken setup of Draft-JS, a JavaScript library for building rich text editors. The repo contains a minimal example showing what happens when Draft-JS isn't configured correctly.
To use it, you run a simple server script, then open a web page in your browser at localhost:8000/index.html to see the result. The actual code lives in a file called app.js. If you want to make changes and rebuild the project, there's a make command available for developers.
The README is quite sparse and doesn't explain what specific issue the "borked" setup demonstrates or what Draft-JS is supposed to do normally. Based on the name alone, this appears to be a debugging or learning project—possibly created by someone testing Draft-JS to document or troubleshoot a particular problem. With only 2 stars, it's likely a personal experiment rather than a widely-used tool.
If you're working with Draft-JS and your text editor isn't behaving as expected, repos like this can sometimes help you identify what went wrong in your own setup, though you'd want to check the actual code in app.js to understand the specific issue being demonstrated.
Where it fits
- Run the local server and open localhost:8000/index.html to see the broken Draft-JS behavior.
- Compare app.js against your own Draft-JS setup to spot what's misconfigured.
- Use the make command to rebuild the project after making changes.