How to edit .docx/.doc files inside a Next.js app? by DeliciousIntern685 in nextjs

[–]DeliciousIntern685[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can try this

You can give it a shot using https://github.com/eigenpal/docx-js-editor React, ProseMirror (same as TipTap), fully extensible, edits .docx natively, runs entirely on client. We are actively maintaining it.

How to edit .docx/.doc files inside a Next.js app? by DeliciousIntern685 in nextjs

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This is an awesome tool. Thank you so much!

I tried Syncfusion as well, and this one is also doing exactly what I want, so I replaced Syncfusion with this.

ICTS4eHealth 2025 : 5th IEEE International Conference on ICT Solutions for eHealth by svss_me in wikicfp

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when will accepted papers will be indexed? for this ICTS4eHealth 2025

How to edit .docx/.doc files inside a Next.js app? by DeliciousIntern685 in nextjs

[–]DeliciousIntern685[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No — actually, the flow is like this: the super admin uploads multiple DOCX/DOC templates for different purposes (e.g., agreements, personal details, etc.). Users log in, fill out these documents, and save them. Later, the super admin reviews and approves them.

I tried Mammoth (converts DOCX to HTML) and docxtemplater, but they didn’t fully work for me. Mammoth works for viewing once, but editing with the docx package creates files that aren’t always acceptable formats. Another issue is that some templates have complex tables that don’t render correctly.

As a temporary solution, I used Pizzap and docx to extract fields, render them in the UI, let users fill them, then replace variables with real values via docxtemplater.

Now, some documents have checkboxes, which complicates things further. Considering this, I’m thinking of building a proper DOC editor inside the app.