swiftggteam/swiftgg-wechat-editor

SwiftGG WeChat Editor is a writing tool built specifically for the SwiftGG team to format articles for WeChat's official account platform. It solves a real pain point: WeChat's built-in editor is notoriously finicky, and getting clean, professional-looking typography is hard. This tool gives you a Notion-like writing experience where what you see is exactly what your readers get, with Apple-inspired styling and built-in SwiftGG branding. You write in a clean editor that supports both rich text and quick Markdown shortcuts (typing ## instantly becomes a heading, for example). When you are done, you hit a button and the tool generates styled HTML that you simply paste into WeChat's backend. The project includes pre-built design blocks like intro sections, branded gradient cards, and call-to-action modules, so you can assemble a polished article without touching CSS. It also handles images and Bilibili videos, though Bilibili requires a manual step in WeChat's backend since the platform doesn't support external video players. The primary users are SwiftGG's writers and editors, who need to publish technical content about Apple development to a Chinese audience. WeChat is a major distribution channel in China, but its editor handles custom formatting poorly. This tool lets the team write in a comfortable environment and export articles that match their brand guidelines without fighting with WeChat's quirks. A notable technical choice is that the project runs entirely without external dependencies at runtime. The editing engine, fonts, and assets are all bundled locally, which matters because CDN access can be unreliable in China. The trade-off is a heavier codebase, but it ensures the editor works offline and loads consistently. Customization, from brand colors to card styles, lives in straightforward HTML and JavaScript files that a beginner can tweak.