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Live demos showing how to edit Word docs with tracked changes, custom toolbars, and review roles
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Read the full README ↗Six small apps built on Revise. In the browser they use
revise, the
Revise word processor for React; on the server they use
revise/server from the same package for
reading, editing, and redlining documents. Each one shows a single way of
using them and keeps the important code in one or two files.
| Example | What it shows | Live demo |
|---|---|---|
| docx-roundtrip | Open a .docx, edit it, download .docx or PDF. Autosaves to IndexedDB. | Open |
| custom-toolbar | No ribbon: your own toolbar, colors, and fonts around the page. | Open |
| ai-redline | Claude edits the document through the SDK's tools as tracked changes you review. | Open |
| multiplayer | Real-time editing with live carets over a Hocuspocus server. | Run locally |
| server-redline | Redline a .docx in Node with revise/server. No browser, no model. | Run locally |
| review-portal | Editor, suggester, and viewer roles with comments and a custom review panel. | Open |
Every example is a standalone project. Copy the folder, or:
git clone https://github.com/reviseio/examples.git
cd examples/docx-roundtrip
npm install
npm run dev
You need Node 20 or newer. The package is on the public npm registry, so no account or token is needed.
The example code in this repository is MIT licensed: copy it into your own
app. The revise package, including the editor and revise/server, has its own
license: free for evaluation, personal
projects, and education. Production use by businesses, nonprofits, and
government requires a commercial license.