I found that when adding comments in the canvas by looking at the DOM structure, the input box structure is the same as draft-js. However, draft-js has been archived and is no longer maintained for two years. Why not replace it? I’m curious if there is a reason?
Even though Draft.js is no longer maintained, many teams still use it because switching editors can be complex and risky. Replacing Draft.js often means reworking code that’s deeply integrated, which may not seem worthwhile if the editor is still working well.
Draft.js also offers flexibility that some alternatives lack, making it challenging for projects with custom needs to find a good replacement. For those considering a switch, libraries like Slate and TipTap offer modern features and good support for rich text editing in React.
Thank You,
Mike Taku.