Best free WYSIWYG editor with image upload

Hello,

I like Ckeditor, I make it work with Filemanager. You can see an example here that is a L5 application in progress for a future tutorial.

I'm currently experimenting with this one:

https://hackerwins.github.io/summernote/

Seems pretty click so far, even with drag-drop image support.

@noeldiaz this one looks pretty slick. Any problems you are facing ?

@RomTurk not yet. Just started playing with it recently. Haven't implemented yet on a project but will soon. So far it looks very easy to get started and seems to cover all the needs I was looking for in an editor.

since this is a client project i opted with TinyMce + filemanager. But summernote seems promising for personal projects. At least not as heavy as other options out there.

I use TinyMCE with elFinder (http://elfinder.org/ or https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-elfinder )

@Barryvdh your second link is dead.

just remove ')' from the end of the link @bestmomo

@yunusis I just want it to be clean ;)

i understand @bestmomo but after i saw how good https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-elfinder was i didnt really care about the link being broken :)

@yunusis I like a lot this work and I already knew it. I look forward to get it updated for L5.

@bestmomo I fixed the link ;)

I also updated some things in the package, I think it should work for L5 now, but haven't tried. If you want, create an issue and I'll fix it some more if needed :)

@Barryvdh I sent an issue for autoload with L5. There are others issues with ressources but I didn't go deeper for now.

Should be better now :)

Is there a file manager with support to upload files directly to s3. Is it possible with https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-elfinder

@rajivseelam Yes - with elfinder you can upload the image to s3. You can set up a new s3 file driver in your laravel application and elfinder uses this driver.

All your files will be then saved to s3, rackspace, dropbox or whatever you are using.

I am using elfinder too - but with the local disk.

@noeldiaz I use summernote too, but how do you manage images? Thanks for your answer

I think it's worth to mention Trumbowyg here, and it's slick looking too.

I use RedactorJS pretty straightforward. Only it's a paid library.