Create a Drag and Drop Editor in React using GrapesJS | Save & Restore Content

Learn how to integrate the GrapesJS drag-and-drop editor into your React application. This basic guide covers saving and restoring content and rendering GrapesJS blocks with React components, making it an ideal choice for a headless CMS solution. Perfect for enhancing your web design workflow!
In this video, you'll discover:
👉 Step-by-step integration of GrapesJS into a React app
👉 How to save and restore editor content
👉 Dynamically creating and managing component blocks
👉 Using custom endpoints for saving notes
Demo App: gjs.blocksin.com/
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[@OccamsRacecar]

Wow lots of possibilities

[@TigreXspalterLP]

Thanks for this video! I currently use Scrivito at work, and I just found out that they use GrapesJS. I was always wondering how they worked react support into it, but your video explained it pretty well! :D

[@sebikostudio]

100 likes goal achieved. Sharing the GrapesJs React Integration code here: github.com/sebastiangrochocki/grapesjs-react-demo Make sure to check the readme. 1000 likes goal: I will deploy fully function Class / Style Editor as an independent App.

[@sebikostudio]

Hey everyone! Thank you for your comments and private messages! When the video hits 100likes I will share the public GitHub repo with GrapesJS React code - hopefully will help you kickstart your project faster!

[@devanshdubey6366]

congratulations on completing your 100 likes 🎊

[@marcin_roadrunner5510]

great video. very helpful. greetings from Mr. Bocian ;)

[@tikkyfoxyt6831]

Great ❤

[@jamilahmad9526]

Great work! Can you please tell me how to make website builder like wix

[@sebikostudio]

You can expand the editor by adding custom fields, or re-using the default style settings. You could also try playing with GrapesJS Studio - studio.grapesjs.com/ its basically a wix.

[@sebikostudio]

Here you can find a GrapesJS + React Demo page with Grapes JS Blocks export to React Mark Up code for static page generation, Custom Blocks Toolbars and Blocks Traits: gjs.blocksin.com/ Enjoy!

[@shibinraghtp1629]

Thank you, it seems very good. I am experimenting with this editor. Now I can drag and drop reactjs-block-components into it, and these components can interact with each other by clicking. So far, it's working fine. Could you please reply? Can I export or build a ReactJS site instead of just HTML, CSS, and JS static site from the editor?? or any possibility of building or exporting a ReactJS site?

[@sebikostudio]

Yes you can build a react js site. At the end of the video I showcase how to save grapes js content to json format and render in client side page with react components.

[@sebikostudio]

If you want to directly render react page from grapes js editor, you would have to create a js template that reads the json content directly from the editor, basically skipping the step where you save and store content.