Add tinymce localization assets in public directory

[fluffur]

It will be great If we could use community language packs inside a bundle like that:

<script>
        window.tinymceAdditionalConfig = {
            license_key: 'gpl',
            language_url: {{ asset('bundles/tinymce/languages/ru.js') }},
            language: 'ru'
        }
</script>

[EmilePerron]

Hi @fluffur,

This should work just fine, assuming you are pointing TinyMCE to that configuration object as per Setting Additional Configuration Options".

In practice with this bundle, this looks like:

• Setting the config option in your tinymce.yaml file, like so:

  tinymce:
    config: "tinymceAdditionalConfig"

Hope that helps!

[fluffur]

Hi! Thank you, this works as well

But I would like there to be packages with localization in the public tinymce-bundle directory so that they can be used in a similar way: asset('bundles/tinymce/languages/ru.js')

Do you mind if I create a Pull Request with a similar implementation? (I'll just add community language packages from https://www.tiny.cloud/get-tiny/language-packages/ to public directory)

[EmilePerron]

Oh, I see!

I don’t think bringing these translation packs into the bundle is really a good idea, as it it’ll increase the bundle’s size and complexity (especially as we’d have to update them over time) for very little added value.

Especially since most of these packs would go unused for the vast majority of users.

Unless you can provide a worthwhile reason why this should be included in the bundle, I’ll leave these to be downloaded and configured by the developers based on their own needs and requirements.

[fluffur]

I have seen same implementation in Symfony FOSCKEditorBundle

So I thought it would be nice to have a similar implementation here too