tanaylakhani
Joined 3 years ago
Joined 3 years ago
What it does:
- Converts Lexical JSON to HTML - Converts Lexical JSON to plain text - Generates images from Lexical JSON (preview functionality) - Provides a clean, simple interface for testing your Lexical content
Why I built it:
Working with Lexical Editor's JSON format can be challenging, and I wanted a simple way to visualize and convert the output. This tool makes debugging and integrating Lexical into your projects much easier. I also needed an API to convert lexical JSON to an image screenshot
Tech Stack: Built with ExpressJS and Typescript.
The tool is completely free and open source. You can try it out at https://convert-lexical-json.vercel.app/ or check out the GitHub repo to contribute or self-host.
Looking forward to your feedback and any feature suggestions!
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