import slate from '@react-page/plugins-slate'; // import css as well. currently, we caannot do this here in the demo project and have moved that to _app.tsx // see https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/19717 // import '@react-page/plugins-slate/lib/index.css'; import React from 'react'; import customSlatePlugin from './customSlatePlugin'; import katexSlatePlugin from './katexSlatePlugin'; import styled from 'styled-components'; export const defaultSlate = slate((def) => ({ ...def, plugins: { // this will pull in all predefined plugins ...def.plugins, // you can also add custom plugins. The namespace `custom` is just for organizing plugins custom: { custom1: customSlatePlugin, katex: katexSlatePlugin, }, }, })); // you can further customize slate to your needs export const customizedSlate = slate((def) => ({ ...def, name: def.id + '/reduced', // you have to give it some other name hideInMenu: true, // don't show in insert menu, we only use it as intial children plugins: { // here we do not use all plugins, but select them headings: { h2: def.plugins.headings.h2, // you can also customize default slate plugins easily! // e.g. change just the style: h3: def.plugins.headings.h3((d) => { return { ...d, // this is the default configuration of this plugin // we can override properties, like `getStyle`: getStyle: (props) => ({ ...d.getStyle?.(props), color: 'magenta' }), }; }), // we can also replace the component that renders the plugin h4: def.plugins.headings.h4((d) => { return { ...d, Component: (props) => { return ( // be sure to mixin attributes, this is required for slate