Medium.js

Medium.js was named after the Medium Web service, implementing an inline text editing pattern as seen on the site.

Medium.js allows developers to use HTML5's new contenteditable attribute in a much easier manner, allowing for text to be inputted and editable in-place, without the need of a complicated and over-blown WYSIWYG editor.

Demo and docs are included with the download package.

Features:

• Framework agnostic
• Semantics aware
• Hotkeys support
• Customize placeholders
• Works as an inline, partial or rich text editor
• Automatically adds tag insertion (on two empty paragraphs)

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side
• HTML 5 enabled browser