editor.js/docs/api.md
Murod Khaydarov 9c961bd0bd
"MoveDown" tune (#283)
* move down initial

Swap current block with next block and scroll window screen

* check if block is last

added new method to the blocks API that returns blocks count

* fix comments

* animate tune

* add animation when tune is disabled

* requested changes

* remove unused css
2018-07-16 18:59:39 +03:00

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# CodeX Editor API
Blocks have access to the public methods provided by CodeX Editor API Module. Plugin and Tune Developers
can use Editor API as they want.
## Api object description
Common API interface.
```js
export interface IAPI {
blocks: IBlocksAPI;
caret: ICaretAPI;
sanitizer: ISanitizerAPI;
toolbar: IToolbarAPI;
}
```
#### IBlocksAPI
Methods that working with Blocks
```swap(fromIndex, toIndex)``` - swaps two Blocks by their positions
```delete(blockIndex?: Number)``` - deletes Block with passed index
```getCurrentBlockIndex()``` - current Block index
```getBlockByIndex(index: Number)``` - returns Block with passed index
```getBlocksCount()``` - returns Blocks count
#### ISanitizerAPI
```clean(taintString, config)``` - method uses HTMLJanitor to clean taint string.
CodeX Editor provides basic config without attributes, but you can inherit by passing your own config.
Usage:
```js
let taintString = '<div><p style="font-size: 5em;"><b></b>BlockWithText<a onclick="void(0)"></div>'
let customConfig = {
b: true,
p: {
style: true,
},
}
this.api.sanitizer.clean(taintString, customConfig);
```
### IToolbarAPI
Methods that working with Toolbar
```open()``` - Opens toolbar
```close()``` - Closes toolbar, toolbox and blockSettings if they are opened
### IEventsAPI
Methods that allows to subscribe on CodeX Editor events
```on(eventName: string, callback: Function)``` - subscribe callback on event
```off(eventName: string, callback: Function)``` - unsubscribe callback from event
```emit(eventName: string, data: object)``` - fires all subscribed callbacks with passed data
### IListenerAPI
Methods that allows to work with DOM listener. Useful when you forgot to remove listener.
Module collects all listeners and destroys automatically
```on(element: HTMLElement, eventType: string, handler: Function, useCapture?: boolean)``` - add event listener to HTML element
```off(element: HTMLElement, eventType: string, handler: Function)``` - remove event handler from HTML element