dTui Editor v1.0.0: TOAST UI Markdown Editing for Evolution CMS

dTui Editor v1.0.0 is the first stable release of dmi3yy/dtui-editor, a TOAST UI Editor 3 integration for Evolution CMS. It gives Evo projects a modern editing option that can work comfortably with Markdown, split editing, and WYSIWYG workflows while still saving clean HTML for the site.

Published: May 8, 2026

What it adds

The package registers dTuiEditor as an Evolution CMS rich text editor. That means it can be selected as an editor option in the manager and used for content fields where teams want a more modern editing experience than the older editor stack.

The main value is not just the editor UI itself. The package also understands several Evolution CMS workflows: multiple editor fields on one manager page, EVO document link placeholders, manager image browsing, pasted image uploads, theme handling, and saved HTML output.

Main highlights

• Registers dTuiEditor as an Evolution CMS rich text editor.
• Supports Markdown, Split, and WYSIWYG editor modes.
• Handles multiple editor fields on one manager page.
• Saves Evolution content as clean HTML while keeping Markdown editing comfortable.
• Adds EVO resource links with placeholder output such as /features/12.html.
• Adds image insertion through the Evolution manager image browser, direct image URL, and clipboard paste upload.
• Uploads pasted images to the configured image directory.
• Adds editable UML diagrams with PlantUML rendering and dark theme support.
• Preserves UML source in saved HTML and restores it back to $$uml ... $$ on edit.
• Adds Prism code highlighting for common web and content languages.
• Includes color syntax, merged table cells, task lists, and standard TOAST UI tools.
• Supports Evolution manager themes: auto, lightness, light, dark, and darkness.
• Ships self-hosted assets, so no CDN or npm build is required at runtime.

Why it matters

Editors are one of the most visible parts of the manager experience. dTui Editor gives Evolution CMS a modern Markdown-capable path while keeping the output practical for normal site rendering. The combination of WYSIWYG editing, Markdown comfort, internal resource links, image handling, UML diagrams, and syntax highlighting makes it useful for documentation-heavy sites, technical content, and teams that prefer structured writing.

This first stable release also fits the broader direction of the ecosystem: cleaner packages, self-contained assets, and manager tools that feel more current without forcing a full frontend build pipeline into runtime installs.

View dTui Editor v1.0.0 on GitHub