Keymap
Provides Core-owned key behavior and document-boundary handling, distinct from StarterKit's BaseKeymap.
Provides Core-owned key behavior and document-boundary handling, distinct from StarterKit's BaseKeymap.
@quirekit/core · MIT
Editor compatibility
Layer:Core built-in
| Editor | Status | Assembly and boundaries |
|---|---|---|
| Classic | Supported | Installed automatically by the product's Core. Manage it through Core enableCoreExtensions and coreExtensionOptions without duplicates. View-specific event behavior follows the active View. |
| Block | Supported | Installed automatically by the product's Core. Manage it through Core enableCoreExtensions and coreExtensionOptions without duplicates. View-specific event behavior follows the active View. |
“Supported” means the product assembly above exists; interaction, host services and file formats retain their own conditions. See status and integration rules. Licensing is shown separately.
Installation
pnpm add @quirekit/core@alpha
Editor installs this built-in by default. Use enableCoreExtensions and coreExtensionOptions instead of adding a duplicate extension.
Use compatible versions available from your distribution source. This site uses the Alpha workspace. License labels come from package metadata; see support and licensing.
Integration by editor
These snippets use an existing host element named element. The host owns container sizing and persistence; call instance.destroy() on teardown. Avoid duplicating preset capabilities and supply required host ports before installation.
Classic · Supported
Installed automatically by the product's Core. Manage it through Core enableCoreExtensions and coreExtensionOptions without duplicates. View-specific event behavior follows the active View.
Block · Supported
Installed automatically by the product's Core. Manage it through Core enableCoreExtensions and coreExtensionOptions without duplicates. View-specific event behavior follows the active View.
Configuration
This entry has no independent configuration fields. Set document attributes through domain commands; presets may install other configurable children.
Commands and runtime
This entry declares no directly enumerable commands. Children supply bundle commands; product plugins use contributions or document services.
Next steps
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