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import in Angular2 Appliaction #51
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I would like to know this as well - a simple way to use this editor in a modern Typescript application would be prudent. |
see Matthias247 answer here: #18 (comment) |
That's acceptable for Angular, I suppose. I'm looking for something more generic; see this issue |
I just created an npm package for an NG2 Monaco editor component: https://github.com/0plus1/ng2-monaco-editor it works and it's ugly. Please feel free to contribute, I will actively develop this component as it's being used in a project. |
There is an angular wrapper at https://github.com/atularen/ngx-monaco-editor |
Markdown bug fix for microsoft#1107
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Hi!
Has anybody an Idea how to use the Monaco Editor inside of an Angular2 Application??
I can't figure it out how to import the Editor using SystemJS! >.<
Like "import { monaco } from 'monaco-editor/monaco'" or something similar..
Many thanks for every hint or idea!
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