Interface CodeEditorConstructorOptions

Controls the number of lines in the editor that can be read out by a screen reader

Container element to use for ARIA messages. Defaults to document.body.

The aria label for the editor's textarea (when it is focused).

Enable that the editor will install a ResizeObserver to check if its container dom node size has changed. Defaults to false.

Show code lens Defaults to true.

Enable inline color decorators and color picker rendering.

Controls the max number of color decorators that can be rendered in an editor at once.

Enable custom contextmenu. Defaults to true.

Controls if the editor should allow to move selections via drag and drop. Defaults to false.

Class name to be added to the editor.

Enable code folding. Defaults to true.

The font family

The font size

The font weight

The initial language of the auto created model in the editor.

The letter spacing

Control the behavior and rendering of the code action lightbulb.

The line height

Control the rendering of line numbers. Defaults to true.

Enable detecting links and making them clickable. Defaults to true.

Control the behavior and rendering of the minimap.

Controls the max number of text cursors that can be in an active editor at once.

The modifier to be used to add multiple cursors with the mouse. Defaults to 'alt'

Controls the spacing around the editor.

Should the editor be read only. See also domReadOnly. Defaults to false.

The tabindex property of the editor's textarea

Initial theme to be used for rendering. The current out-of-the-box available themes are: 'vs' (default), 'vs-dark', 'hc-black', 'hc-light. You can create custom themes via monaco.editor.defineTheme. To switch a theme, use monaco.editor.setTheme. NOTE: The theme might be overwritten if the OS is in high contrast mode, unless autoDetectHighContrast is set to false.

The initial value of the auto created model in the editor.

Control the wrapping of the editor. When wordWrap = "off", the lines will never wrap. When wordWrap = "on", the lines will wrap at the viewport width. When wordWrap = "wordWrapColumn", the lines will wrap at wordWrapColumn. When wordWrap = "bounded", the lines will wrap at min(viewport width, wordWrapColumn). Defaults to "off".