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The idea of replacing codemirror with MonacoEditor #1711
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Upgrade to Monaco Editor for Improved Performance and User ExperienceSwitching to Monaco Editor from CodeMirror offers several key advantages: Better Performance with Large FilesMonaco Editor handles large files smoothly, maintaining high performance where CodeMirror might struggle. IntelliSense and Advanced FeaturesMonaco provides advanced code completion and intelligent suggestions, improving coding efficiency significantly over CodeMirror's basic capabilities. Accessibility and Ease of UseMonaco is user-friendly, with excellent support for accessibility features like screen readers, making it an inclusive choice for all developers. Modern Look and FeelThe editor has a sleek, contemporary interface that improves readability and reduces eye strain, offering customizable themes to fit developer preferences. Customization and IntegrationMonaco integrates seamlessly into web applications and allows for extensive customization to fit your project's needs. |
Hello, I have been using AutoMa a lot lately, but when using GlobalData, there are often some aspects that are not easy to handle. For example, each time the data is unfolded by default, although I later used an additional method to fold the first layer of data by default
but, I gradually realized that CodeMirror did not have the ability to perform key operations like MonacoEditor, such as the Ctrl+K+0 one click folding function, so I replaced the editor locally and currently there are no issues in GlobalData
If you think it's possible, I would like to apply for a Pull Request to replace codemirror with monacoEditor
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