There exist the following :
Where is the documentation that shows the full list of available 'components' in wp.editor?
Also, where is the equivelent documentation for wp.element and wp.components?
Yours, frustratedly
I have gone through the implementation of all Gutenberg core blocks in start, so now if I have to know how to use something then I first find the closest core component which is implementing that and then looks at the documentation of that particular block via https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/master/packages/block-library/src
This process is solving problems for me up until now.
babel transpiler which is a headache on its own but fortunately there is zero config package available named as create-guten-block. Please go through the docs and I am confident that you will not face any problem because docs of that are pretty good. If my answer solves your problem then please accept it for future references.
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Mar 5, 2019 at 11:14
You can find documentation for the various packages in the Gutenberg Github repo in the readme for each package.
For example, the "data" module docs are here: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/master/packages/data
I will search a term in the Gutenberg repo, and show just the Markdown files to quickly find any related documentation.
As far as seeing what objects or functions are available for any given package, I use the browser console to explore things. Open an admin page with the Block editor, open your console, and type "wp."
It will show you a list of all the apis. as you select each object, you can then type another "." to see the methods or properties it contains. This is really helpful in understanding how things work and what methods are available.
I'm often looking around in wp.data.select( 'core/block-editor' ) for methods to use when building my blocks. So I type wp.data.select( 'core/block-editor' ). in the console, and it shows a list of everything that's available. If I need to know more about a method, I'll then search the gutenberg repo for it to find more details.
Hope that helps!
