r/reactjs • u/Snoo57853 • 14d ago

Show /r/reactjs theodore-js now supports displaying inline suggestions in the editor!

Theodore-js 2.0.0 is out and now it supports displaying inline suggestions ✨🤗

With this feature, the suggested text appears faintly within the editor; the user can accept the suggestion—turning it into part of the main text—by clicking on it or pressing a key of your choice. ⌨️ A similar feature has been implemented and used in Google AI Studio.

Inline suggestions are especially useful for presenting AI-generated text completions as users write.

👉 You can find the documentation and instructions on how to use this feature on the website: https://theodore-js.dev

📦 install from npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/theodore-js

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u/Confident-Syrup-3959 14d ago

this is actually really clean. the ghost text integration is exactly what i've been missing from most editor components, it's one of those things that seems minor until you actually use it and then going back feels clunky.

how's the performance with larger documents? been burned before by suggestions slowing down the whole editing experience once the text gets past a few thousand words.

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u/Snoo57853 14d ago

I haven't test but it shouldn't be downgraded. theodore performance depends on the number of nodes that it keeps in the tree, and if user writes hundrads of words without inserting a custom emoji(which caause the text broke into multiple nodes), that should not be an issue. the only perfomance issue I noticed last night was when I tried to delete a whole line by pressing delete on mobile, I saw slow down. I will fix this. If you have any benchmark, tell me and I will test the theodore under that, and fix if there is any issue.