ueditor can be used alone, it has nothing to do with whether you use angular or not. You can just download ueditor related files. Of course, if you want a modular approach, that’s a different matter.
Bower is a package management tool that can easily help you download various packages, so it has nothing to do with plug-ins. You should be able to directly copy the js in dist, I guess. Back to ueditor, it really has nothing to do with using angular. You can follow the official website documentation and reference those files in the index.html file, and then you can use it directly in the controller without loading it through modules
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ueditor can be used alone, it has nothing to do with whether you use angular or not.
You can just download ueditor related files. Of course, if you want a modular approach, that’s a different matter.
Bower is a package management tool that can easily help you download various packages, so it has nothing to do with plug-ins. You should be able to directly copy the js in dist, I guess.
Back to ueditor, it really has nothing to do with using angular. You can follow the official website documentation and reference those files in the index.html file, and then you can use it directly in the controller without loading it through modules