Registries

Registries allow multiple editors with different formats to coexist on the same page.

If you register a format with Quill.register(), the format will be registered to a global registry, which will be used by all Quill instances.

However, in some cases, you might want to have multiple registries, so that different Quill instances can have different formats. For example, you might want to have a Quill instance that only supports bold and italic, and another Quill instance that supports bold, italic, and underline.

Usage

To create a Quill with a custom registry, you can pass in a registry object to the Quill constructor:

const registry = new Parchment.Registry();

// Register the formats that you need for the editor with `registry.register()`.
// We will cover this in more detail in the next section.

const quill = new Quill('#editor', {
  registry,
  // ...other options
})

Register Formats

A custom registry doesn't come with any formats by default. You should register the formats that you need with registry.register(). There are some essential formats that you will need to register in order to have a functional editor:

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