Using multiple editors with a single toolbar in ReactJS:

To use multiple editors with a single toolbar in ReactJS, you can follow these general steps:

Install the required dependencies: First, make sure you have ReactJS and any specific editor libraries you plan to use installed in your project. You can use package managers like npm or yarn to install these dependencies.

Create a toolbar component: Start by creating a toolbar component that will contain the common toolbar functionality. This component will be reused across all the editor instances. The toolbar component should have the necessary buttons or controls that you want to provide for your editors.

  // Implement your toolbar functionality here

      {/* Add more buttons or controls as needed */}

Create an editor component: Next, create a separate editor component that will include both the toolbar and the editor instance. This component will encapsulate the individual editor functionality and use the toolbar component.

  // Implement your editor functionality here

      {/* Add your specific editor instance here */}

Use the editor component: In your main component or any other relevant component, use the editor component multiple times to create multiple instances of the editor, each with its own functionality.

      {/* Create as many editor instances as needed */}

By following this approach, you can reuse the toolbar component across multiple editor instances while maintaining separate functionality for each editor. This allows you to have a single toolbar controlling multiple editors in your ReactJS application.

Here's a general outline of how you can implement this using React Context:

Create a context and provider: Start by creating a context to store the state of the toolbar and provide it to the components that need access to it.

import React, { createContext, useState } from 'react';

const ToolbarProvider = ({ children }) => {

  const [toolbarState, setToolbarState] = useState({});

  const updateToolbarState = (newState) => {

    <ToolbarContext.Provider value={{ toolbarState, updateToolbarState }}>

export { ToolbarContext, ToolbarProvider };

Create a toolbar component: Implement the toolbar component that will consume the state from the context and display the appropriate buttons or controls.

import React, { useContext } from 'react';

import { ToolbarContext } from './ToolbarProvider';

  const { toolbarState } = useContext(ToolbarContext);

  // Implement your toolbar functionality using the toolbarState

Using React Context or Redux, share toolbar state among multiple editor components for centralized control and synchronization.

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