Library for manipulating text ranges and selections, and assorted other programs that use that
bililiteRange is a javascript library that abstracts text selection and replacement.
The basic function is in bililiteRange.js, with the documentation at http://github.bililite.com/bililiteRange.
Replace the first character of an element: bililiteRange(element).bounds([0,1]).text('X')
Select all of an element: bililiteRange(element).bounds('all').select()
Implement a “backspace” key on an editable element (assuming the element is focused and the selection has been made by the user):
var rng = bililiteRange(element).bounds('selection');
var bounds = rng.bounds();
if (bounds[0] == bounds[1]){
  // no characters selected; it's just an insertion point. Remove the previous character
  rng.bounds([bounds[0]-1, bounds[1]]);
}
rng.text('', 'end'); // delete the characters and replace the selection
Implement a “left arrow” key on an editable element:
var rng = bililiteRange(element).bounds('selection');
var bounds = rng.bounds();
if (bounds[0] == bounds[1]){
  // no characters selected; it's just an insertion point. Move to the left
  rng.bounds([bounds[0]-1, bounds[0]-1]);
}else{
  // move the insertion point to the left of the selection
  rng.bounds([bounds[0], bounds[0]]);
}
rng.select();
I use it for the Kavanot editor. There is a simple demo in the test folder.
Look in the docs folder. The documents are:
bililiteRange.jsbililiteRange.prototype.bounds() function.bililiteRange.prototype.data and bililiteRange.createOption().bililiteRange.prototype.sendkeys() function.jquery.sendkeys.js, a simple jQuery plugin that
uses bililiteRange.prototype.sendkeys(). Depends on bililiteRange.js.bililiteRange.find.js, an extension to bililiteRange.prototype.bounds() 
that allows searching with regular expressions. Depends on bililiteRange.js.bililiteRange.lines.js, with extension to bililiteRange.prototype.bounds()
and other methods for dealing with line-oriented text. Depends on bililiteRange.js.bililiteRange.undo.js, that adds bililiteRange.prototype.undo() and 
bililiteRange.prototype.redo(). Depends on bililiteRange.js and my historystack.bililiteRange.ex.js that implements (sort of) the 
ex line editor.bililiteRange.evim.js that creates a sort 
of evim (easy VIM editor).The dist/ folder has files that concatenate useful sets of this project with their dependences.
dist/bililiteRange.js combines the basic bililiteRange.js with bililiteRange.find.js.dist/editor.js combines everything in the project except for jquery.sendkeys.js, along with the projects it depends on.package.ps1 is a simple Powershell script that creates those files, and .github\workflows\package.yml] is the github action that runs it.
The version 3 release used jQuery,
and the visual editor was jquery.ex.js instead of bililiteRange.evim.js.
Some people used verson 2 of bililiteRange; that is still available as the 
2.5.2 release.
The new version no longer supports Internet Explorer or even Edge Legacy (only the chromium-based Edge). I am testing it in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge.
Major breaking changes include:
bililiteRange.util.js split into bililiteRange.find.js and 
bililiteRange.lines.js, and the live() function moved to bililiteRange.js itself.find is gone, incorporated into bounds(RegExp, flags).element, length and data are now have accessor descriptor (get functions) and are therefore accessed as 
fields rather than as functions (range.element, not range.element()).bililiteRange.data() is now the more descriptive bililiteRange.createOption().ex is very different. Read the manual.They are all in the 2.5.2 release but no longer are part
of bililiteRange.
jquery.jsvk.js is a jQuery wrapper for Ilya Lebedev’s JavaScript VirtualKeyboard (http://www.allanguages.info/), which is apparently now
dead. Depends on
bililiteRange for character insertion. Documentation
jquery.vi.js is the beginning of an implementation of the 
vi editor
which I never completed and never ended up using.
bililiteRange.fancytext.js and bililiteRange.fancytextasync.js were adapters between the 
Prism syntax highlighter
and bililiteRange. It’s much simpler now, just
range.listen('input', evt => {
	rng.bounds('selection');
	Prism.highlightElement(editor);
	rng.select();
});
Doesn’t need a whole plugin for that.
jquery.keymap.js and jquery.status.js have their own repositories : keymap
and status.
jquery.livesearch.js and jquery.savemonitor.js were fun and cute, but not very useful.