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Document editing is a critical component in many applications. GroupDocs.Editor for .NET offers a powerful solution for handling popular word-processing document formats like DOC, DOCX, RTF, ODT, and more. To complement this robust .NET library, GroupDocs.Editor.UI for .NET provides a rich UI interface that allows users to view and edit documents directly in a web browser. In this article, we'll dive into the features and resources provided by GroupDocs.Editor.UI for .NET, which enhances document processing capabilities. The primary repository for this UI interface is located at GroupDocs.Editor-for-.NET-UI.
The GroupDocs.Editor UI is designed to work seamlessly with the GroupDocs.Editor for .NET library, enhancing the document processing capabilities for .NET applications. It provides an interactive interface for displaying, viewing, and editing word-processing documents in various formats directly within a web browser.
The GroupDocs.Editor.UI repository contains code for creating a Web API app via the NuGet package GroupDocs.Editor.UI.Api. You can install this package using the following command:
dotnet add package GroupDocs.Editor.UI.ApiThis Web API app serves as the backend for handling document editing requests and interactions with the GroupDocs.Editor for .NET library.
To help you get started with creating a RESTful API for document editing, the repository includes an example in the following location: GroupDocs.Editor.UI.ApiSample. This sample provides a clear demonstration of how to set up a RESTful API to interact with GroupDocs.Editor for .NET.
For those who prefer to work with Angular, the repository offers an example of creating an Angular app with the GroupDocs.Editor Document Editor. This powerful combination allows you to build feature-rich web applications for document editing. The example can be found here: GroupDocs.Editor.UI.SpaSample.
To further enhance your Angular application, you can use the @groupdocs/groupdocs.editor.angular.ui-wordprocessing npm package, which offers seamless integration of the WordProcessing Document Editor into your Angular projects.
If you're a fan of React and prefer using TinyMCE as the document editor, GroupDocs.Editor.UI for .NET has you covered. The repository includes an example that demonstrates how to create a React app with TinyMCE as the editor, combined with the power of GroupDocs.Editor.UI.Api. The example can be found here: GroupDocs.Editor.UI.ReactSpaSample.
To make the most of GroupDocs.Editor.UI for .NET and its associated resources, here are some useful links:
- GitHub Repository: GroupDocs.Editor-for-.NET-UI
- GroupDocs Documentation: Detailed documentation and guides for integrating and using GroupDocs.Editor for .NET.
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NuGet Package: Find the latest NuGet package for
GroupDocs.Editor.UI.Apito enhance your document editing capabilities. - Examples and Samples: Explore the provided examples to kickstart your document editing projects.
- Website: www.groupdocs.com
- Product Home: GroupDocs.Editor
- Download: Download GroupDocs.Editor
- Free Support Forum: GroupDocs.Editor Free Support Forum
- Paid Support Helpdesk: GroupDocs.Editor Paid Support Helpdesk
- Blog: GroupDocs.Editor Blog
In summary, GroupDocs.Editor.UI for .NET is a valuable tool for developers who want to empower their applications with advanced document editing features. Whether you're working with Angular, React, or a RESTful API, you'll find comprehensive resources and examples in the repository to help you get started and make the most of this powerful document editing interface.