Froala Editor Glossary
API
Architecture
The API (Application Programming Interface) provides a set of methods and endpoints for developers to interact programmatically with the WYSIWYG editor.
Key Features
- Allows for automation of content editing tasks.
- Enables integration with other applications and services.
- Supports event handling for custom workflows.
Implementation
- Access the API through JavaScript to manipulate editor content.
- Use API methods to retrieve or set content dynamically.
- Handle API responses to manage user interactions.
Use Cases
- Automating content updates in a CMS.
- Integrating the editor with a backend service for data storage.
- Creating custom workflows based on user actions.
Best Practices
- Document API usage for future reference.
- Implement error handling for API calls.
- Optimize API calls to reduce latency.
📚 Froala Documentation
Learn more about API in the official Froala documentation:
