In addition to the MIT license, there is likely the need to have a paid version to be able to sustain the most advanced features. See these paid examples:

• https://tiptap.dev/, they seems to have the closest model to what we could do
• https://www.tiny.cloud/
• https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor
• https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-5/

I don't see any open source solution nowhere near this execution.

I have personally liked Slate the most.

Check mui-rte, the Material-UI Rich Text Editor based on draft-js and material-ui
https://www.npmjs.com/package/mui-rte

As mentioned by niuware, a good base would be to start with draft-js, however not mui-rte. Not sure there will be much value there for y'all to make it paid, unless you add a substantially large layer over draft-js.

We've been successfully using Remirror together with MUI. Remirror uses Prosemirror under the hood.

I'm playing around with creating a component that supports multiple rich text editors (like tiptap or Slate), take a look and let me know what you think
mui/material-ui#34474

So based on https://mui-org.notion.site/Rich-Text-Editor-component-2fce8b9131154a96933c11a7fc89c17e, there are 3 ways that we could approach this component:

1. UI layer. Building a Material UI & Joy UI integration on top of a lower-level library. For example, this is what Mantine is doing with tiptap.
2. Hybrid. Create a wrapper, on top of another library, like charts on top of d3. For example, this is what tiptap is doing with prosemirror.
3. Fullstack. Building the whole component's logic, e.g. prosemirror.

I think that 1. makes more sense to get started. For example, https://www.tiny.cloud/ is a 100-people company. We aren't at a size where we can support this yet.

Hi folks, I recently released a package mui-tiptap https://github.com/sjdemartini/mui-tiptap, which aims to offer what's been requested/described above, with "option 1" of Olivier's comment. (It's somewhat similar in nature to mantine's Tiptap offering.) I've been using this code in a production app successfully for months and have incorporated several things that I think add value beyond vanilla Tiptap (additional extensions, built-in styles, easy-to-use components, etc).

The package is still new—I plan to add more functionality and much more thorough documentation about how to take full advantage of what mui-tiptap provides—but I figured it's worth sharing here sooner than later. I welcome feedback and/or contributions!

I feel like this is a very important feature to have. Does it have at least a preliminary timeline?

A new package by @tiavina-mika that I recently discovered https://github.com/tiavina-mika/mui-tiptap-editor

My personal favourite is slate.js due to it being fully customisable, while it does have a high learning curve adding simple tools is easy especially with plate.js which is a plugin system for slate.js

See here an example of MUI slate.js