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To merge two content versions with Quill.js, you can follow these steps:
Here is an example code snippet to demonstrate how to merge two content versions with Quill.js:
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// Get the content from both versions const contentVersion1Json = { ops: [ { insert: 'Hello' }, { insert: ' ', attributes: { bold: true } }, { insert: 'World!' }, ] }; const contentVersion2Json = { ops: [ { insert: 'Hey' }, { insert: ' ', attributes: { italic: true } }, { insert: 'There!' }, ] }; // Create Delta objects from the JSON content of both versions const delta1 = new Quill.import('delta').create(contentVersion1Json); const delta2 = new Quill.import('delta').create(contentVersion2Json); // Merge the two Delta objects const mergedDelta = delta1.compose(delta2); // Apply the merged Delta object to a new Quill instance const quill = new Quill('#editor', { theme: 'snow' }); quill.setContents(mergedDelta); |
This code snippet shows how to merge two content versions using Quill.js and display the merged content in a Quill editor instance. You can customize the content and attributes of the versions as needed and adjust the merging logic according to your requirements.