EpicEditor Roadmap

Below is a crude but fairly accurate roadmap for the project. Updated as things solidify.

###0.1.x (COMPLETE)

AKA, the "do shit the right way" version

• Big breaking changes for the API
  • import will be importFile and has more functionality
  • exportHTML will be exportFile and has more functionality
  • get will be getElement with more selectors and slightly modified existing ones
  • options will be removed and moved as an object into the EpicEdior contructor
• Theming will be redone
  • Instead of everything living in one document and conflicting with each other it will live in multiple (base, editor, and preview)
• Full test coverage (Foounit)
• Src builds including minified versions (Uglify) and pulling language parsers out of the core and into submodules
• Doc builds from README.md
• Better Markdown parser (Marked)
• Linting (JSHint)
• Better docs
• Lots of bug fixes (see: https://github.com/OscarGodson/EpicEditor/issues?labels=0.1.0&milestone=&page=1&state=closed)
• Fullscreen in unsupported browsers
  • A faux fullscreen for Firefox and IE that just takes up the entire window
• Updated GitHub theme to match the new style one
• Saving will be on an interval, not keyup
• New file schema that allows file metadata
  • Instead of { files: { filename: 'content' } } it will be more robust and allow custom meta data. Will look like: { filename: { content: '...', created: '...', modified: '...' } }
• Full support for CRUD events (create, read, update, remove [delete is a reserved word]) to hook into to allow for easier synchronization with external databases.
• Save's via ctrl/cmd+s will be caught and trigger a save().

###1.0

AKA, the "MOAR SUPPORT!" version

• IE8 support
• IE7 support
• Mobile support for iOS
• Safari fullscreen support
• Ability to set options via data-epiceditor-N attributes like data-epiceditor-focus-on-load="true"

###1.x

Note: these are all up in the air, but most likely will make it in eventually.

• EpicEditor Extensions
  • General extensions (i.e. post to GitHub) and ability to extend parsing engines
• More language support (such as wiki or textile)
• Optional WYSIWYG like buttons for less techie people
• Auto localStorage / cache clearing via a new option clearCache.
• jQuery plugin
• Allow options to be passed in via the DOM and data- attributes
• Pretty loader
• Remember indentation
• Horizontal full screen depending on the orientation of your monitor
• Mou style formatting in the editor