A packaging of ace

Demo here: https://github.com/chairuosen/vue-ace-editor-demo/tree/vue2

emmet support for html is removed after 0.0.6. because its code cannot works with strict mode.

if you want to use it. require emmet by your own.

npm install emmet@git+https://github.com/cloud9ide/emmet-core.git#41973fcc70392864c7a469cf5dcd875b88b93d4a

require(['emmet/emmet'],function (data) { // this is huge. so require it async is better
    window.emmet = data.emmet;
});

1. Install

   npm install --save-dev vue2-ace-editor
   

2. Require it in components of Vue options

   {
       data,
       methods,
       ...
       components: {
           editor: require('vue2-ace-editor'),
       },
   }

3. Require the editor's mode/theme module in custom methods

   {
       data,
       methods: {
           editorInit: function () {
               require('brace/ext/language_tools') //language extension prerequsite...
               require('brace/mode/html')                
               require('brace/mode/javascript')    //language
               require('brace/mode/less')
               require('brace/theme/chrome')
               require('brace/snippets/javascript') //snippet
           }
       },
   }

4. Use the component in template

   <editor v-model="content" @init="editorInit" lang="html" theme="chrome" width="500" height="100"></editor>

   prop v-model is required

   prop lang and theme is same as ace-editor's doc

   prop height and width could be one of these: 200, 200px, 50%

5. Access the ACE's instance

   <editor ref='myEditor'>

   let editor = this.$refs.myEditor.editor

   or

   editorInit: function (editor) {
   
   }