ddocs.new is your privacy-focused, open-source alternative to Google Docs. It is an end-to-end encrypted document editor that is optimized for multiplayer collaboration without compromising on speed or people's control over their data.

• End-to-end encryption with post-quantum cryptography
• Real-time and async collaboration
• Suggestion mode (tracked changes) and commenting
• Markdown and LaTeX support
• MermaidJS diagram support
• Import/export of .docx, .md, .pdf, .html and more.
• Dark mode and color themes
• Offline/online editing (continue writing and opening older docs even with no WiFi)
• Cross-device syncing (desktop and mobile)
• Mobile optimized webapp & PWA
• Private access permissions enabled through zero-knowledge proofs
• Private social recovery of account/files, enabled through zero-knowledge proofs
• Version history
• End-to-end encrypted, programmable API optimised for agents (opt-in)

This repository contains:

• /package – The core package code.
• Example & demo source code to showcase dDocs functionalities.

Your app runs Tailwind CSS 3.4 and owns the @tailwind base/components/utilities entry. The package ships only editor CSS; preflight, utilities, the @fileverse/ui styles, and the KaTeX stylesheet come from your build.

import { DdocEditor } from '@fileverse-dev/ddoc';

Load stylesheets in this order (Vite emits CSS in import order; in Next put the first two in the root layout and the last two in the editor route):

import './globals.css';                 // your tailwind entry
import '@fileverse/ui/styles/base';     // tokens and base rules
import 'katex/dist/katex.min.css';      // math; fonts are served as files
import '@fileverse-dev/ddoc/styles';    // editor CSS

This package requires the following peer dependencies to be installed in your project:

npm install @dnd-kit/core @dnd-kit/sortable @dnd-kit/utilities @fileverse/ui @fileverse/crypto viem framer-motion frimousse

The peer range is @fileverse/ui@^5.4.2. If you ever test a prerelease pairing, pin both packages exactly: a prerelease never satisfies a caret range.

These are externalized from the bundle to avoid duplication when your app already uses them. If you don't have them installed, npm (v7+) will auto-install them for you.

module.exports = {
  presets: [require('@fileverse-dev/ddoc/tailwind')],
  content: [
    './src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx}',
    './node_modules/@fileverse-dev/ddoc/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}',
    './node_modules/@fileverse/ui/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}',
  ],
};

Both dist globs are required, not the single index.es.js entry: the dist is chunked (index.es.js statically imports use-headless-editor-<hash>.mjs), so a single-file entry leaves that chunk's classes ungenerated.

The preset composes @fileverse/ui/tailwind (class-based dark mode, animate plugin, design-system classes) and adds the mobile: 960px screen the editor uses.

tailwindcss@^3.4.0 is an optional peer: the preset runs inside your own Tailwind build, which also supplies the postcss and postcss-js the ui preset loads. Tailwind 4 is not supported.

5.0 stops shipping preflight, Tailwind utilities, the ui stylesheet, the KaTeX stylesheet, and the html, body, and * resets. To upgrade:

1. Add the preset and the two content entries above.

2. Import @fileverse/ui/styles/base and katex/dist/katex.min.css yourself, in the order above.

3. The package no longer ships these global declarations:

   • * { margin: 0; padding: 0 }
   • html, body { height: 100%; width: 100% }
   • html, body { overflow: hidden }
   • body { position: static; user-select: none; -moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale }
   • *, ::before, ::after { border-color: hsl(var(--color-border-default)) }

   If your shell relied on overflow: hidden or user-select: none, add them to your own global stylesheet. The rest are covered by Tailwind preflight or the @fileverse/ui/styles/base sheet.

4. Remove any workaround that re-declared mobile: classes; the preset generates them.

5. Add katex to your own dependencies (npm install katex@^0.16.11); the package no longer guarantees it is hoisted.

6. If you styled anything from the old bundle by class name: .custom-scrollbar is now .ddoc-scrollbar, and .highlight-comment-bg, .is-active, .custom-border-bg, .animate-fade-in-out, .placeholder-disabled, .tooltip:before were removed as unused.

7. The composed @fileverse/ui preset defines rounded-sm as calc(var(--radius) - 4px) (4px) instead of Tailwind's default 2px, so any surface using ddoc's rounded-sm utilities now renders 4px corners.

8. Third-party CSS ddoc imports (the highlight.js theme, tippy) still ships global .hljs* and .tippy-box selectors — this is outside the package's own selector-ownership guarantee.

9. List rules (ul, ol, and the nested-list counters) are now scoped to :where(.ProseMirror, .presentation-mode) and no longer style ol/ul outside the editor or presentation surfaces. If your app relied on ddoc's global list rules elsewhere, own them yourself.

You should now be set to use dDocs!

The DdocProps interface is a TypeScript interface that defines the properties for a page-related component. It includes properties for handling preview mode, managing publishing data, and optionally storing metadata and content associated with the page.

The documentStyling prop allows you to customize the visual appearance of your document with three distinct styling areas:

interface ThemeVariantValue {
  light: string;
  dark: string;
}

interface DocumentStyling {
  /**
   * Background styling for the outer document area.
   * Supports CSS background values including gradients.
   * Example: "linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea 0%, #764ba2 100%)"
   */
  background?: string | ThemeVariantValue;

  /**
   * Background color for the editor canvas/content area.
   * Should be a solid color value.
   * Example: "#ffffff" or "rgb(255, 255, 255)"
   */
  canvasBackground?: string | ThemeVariantValue;

  /**
   * Text color for the editor content.
   * Example: "#333333" or "rgb(51, 51, 51)"
   */
  textColor?: string | ThemeVariantValue;

  /**
   * Font family for the editor content.
   * Example: "Inter, sans-serif" or "'Times New Roman', serif"
   */
  fontFamily?: string;
}

<DdocEditor
  documentStyling={{
    background: {
      light: 'linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea 0%, #764ba2 100%)',
      dark: 'linear-gradient(135deg, #2a3145 0%, #3a2f59 100%)',
    },
    canvasBackground: { light: '#ffffff', dark: '#1e1f22' },
    textColor: { light: '#333333', dark: '#e8ebec' },
    fontFamily: 'Inter, sans-serif',
  }}
  // ... other props
/>

Note: Document styling works in both regular editor mode and presentation mode. In presentation mode, only canvasBackground, textColor, and fontFamily are applied to maintain clean slide appearance.

The editor ships with a system-font baseline only (Arial, Calibri, Georgia, Times New Roman, etc.) and makes no third-party font requests — there is no Google Fonts @import. To offer additional fonts, pass a fonts catalog. Each font is self-hosted by your app and loaded on demand via the CSS Font Loading API: a font's woff2 is fetched only when it's selected in the picker or when a document (including a remote collaborator's change) actually renders text in it.

type FontDescriptor = {
  /** Display name shown in the picker, e.g. "Poppins". */
  name: string;
  /** CSS font-family stack stored in the content, e.g. "Poppins, sans-serif". */
  family: string;
  /**
   * woff2 source(s). Omit for a pure system font (no loading).
   *   - string: a single file covering all weights (e.g. a variable font).
   *   - Record<number, string>: a per-weight map, e.g. { 400: url400, 700: url700 }.
   */
  url?: string | Record<number, string>;
  /**
   * Optional SVG preview rendered in the picker. Any React node that renders an
   * <svg>. Falls back to the font name in the default font when absent.
   */
  preview?: React.ReactNode;
};

import { DdocEditor, FontDescriptor } from '@fileverse-dev/ddoc';
// Self-host the woff2 files however your bundler prefers (e.g. @fontsource/*).
import poppins400 from '@fontsource/poppins/files/poppins-latin-400-normal.woff2';
import poppins700 from '@fontsource/poppins/files/poppins-latin-700-normal.woff2';

const fonts: FontDescriptor[] = [
  {
    name: 'Poppins',
    family: 'Poppins, sans-serif',
    url: { 400: poppins400, 700: poppins700 },
    preview: <PoppinsPreview />, // optional SVG
  },
];

<DdocEditor fonts={fonts} /* ...other props */ />;

Notes:

• The picker lists the system baseline and your catalog together, sorted A–Z (with Default pinned to the top).
• The CSS face name is derived from the first token of family, so name is purely cosmetic and can differ (e.g. name: 'Poppins (Brand)', family: 'Poppins, sans-serif').
• The catalog also drives PDF/print export, which emits @font-face rules for the registered fonts.
• Host your woff2 files same-origin so they resolve in both the editor and the print iframe.

• npm i
• npm run dev

It will open up a vite server, that will have the Ddoc Editor.

⚠️ This repository is currently undergoing rapid development, with frequent updates and changes. We recommend not to use in production yet.