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# MediumButton

MediumButton extends MediumEditor with your custom buttons.

You can still use the default ones, MediumButton just gives you the ability to add custom buttons.

> I need your support to further develop this package. :)

[Demo](http://stillhart.biz/project/MediumButton/)

## Installation

- Download the [latest MediumEditor release](https://github.com/daviferreira/medium-editor/releases)
- Download the [latest MediumButton release](https://github.com/arcs-/medium-button/releases)

Next copy and reference the scripts (located in the dist folder)

```html
<script src="js/medium-editor.min.js"></script>
<script src="js/medium-button.min.js"></script>
```

## Usage

Follow the steps on the [MediumEditor Page](https://github.com/daviferreira/medium-editor)
Then you can then setup your custom buttons

### HTML buttons

```javascript
// This creates a buttons which make text bold
'b': new MediumButton({label:'<b>B</b>', start:'<b>', end:'</b>'})

label: '<b>B</b>', // Button Label: HTML and Font-Awesome is possible
start: '<b>',      // Beginning of the selection
end:   '</b>'      // End of the selection
```

### JavaScript buttons

```javascript
// This creates a buttons which makes a popup
'pop': new MediumButton({label:'<b>Hello</b>', action: function(html, mark){alert('hello');return html}})

// Explanation
label: '<b>Hello</b>',          // Button Label -> same as in HTML button
                                // Action can be any javascript function
action: function(html, mark, parent){   
                               // HTML(String) is the selected Text
           alert('hello')      // MARK(Boolean) true if marked
           console.log(parent) // PARENT(node) the elements parent ndoe


           return html         // don't forget return the new HTML!
        }
```

(you can combine the two)

### Add them to MediumEditor

```javascript
// Remember the name for the button infront of each
// add it to your 'toolbar buttons' just like a normal button
toolbar: {
   buttons: ['b', 'h2', 'JS', 'warning', 'pop']
 },

 // add the code for the button as an extensions
 // seperatet with a " , "
extensions: {
  'b':  new MediumButton({label:'BOLD', start:'<b>', end:'</b>'}),
  // ...
}
```

and you're done.

## Example

```javascript
var editor = new MediumEditor('.editor', {
    toolbar: {
      buttons: ['b', 'h2', 'warning', 'pop']
    },
    extensions: {
        // compact
        'b':  new MediumButton({label:'BOLD', start:'<b>', end:'</b>'}),
        'h2': new MediumButton({label:'h2', start:'<h2>', end:'</h2>'}),

       // expanded
       'warning': new MediumButton({
          label: '<i class="fa fa-exclamation-triangle"></i>',
          start: '<div class="warning">',
          end:   '</div>'
       }),

    // with JavaScript
       'pop': new MediumButton({
          label:'POP',
          action: function(html, mark, parent){
                    alert('hello :)')
                    return html
                  }
        })


    }
})
```

### Syntax highlighting

Syntax highlighting is possible but not that easy(for now). You need to add an other Script like Prism or highlight.js. Here is an example for JavaScript with highlight.js.

```javascript
'JS': new MediumButton({
  label: '<i>JavaScript</i>',
  start: '<pre><code>',
  end: '</code></pre>',
  action: function(html, mark, parent){
            if(mark) return '<!--'+html+'-->' + hljs.highlight('javascript', html.substring(3, html.length - 4).replace(/<\/p><p>/g, "\n").replace(/</g, "<").replace(/>/g, ">")).value;
            return html.split('-->')[0].split('<!--').join('');
          }
})
```