First version for options in a dict

[rokdd]

First version for a dict handling the options. No error handling if the wrong type is given. Planned a structure like:

WAGTAILMARKDOWN = { 
#this I would not name with bleach.. 
'allowed_tags': [],
...
extensions; {},
extensions_config: {},
..
}

[zerolab]

Hey @RoKondo, thanks for this.
It is along the lines I was thinking of, so you're up to a great start

To finish off, this PR needs:

• updating the docs (well, the README)
• to be a bit more tidy up (e.g. allowed_styles, allowed_tags are lists which when added may result in duplicates. probably ok for bleach, but a nice thing to have)
• cater for the WAGTAILMARKDOWN_AUTODOWNLOAD_FONTAWESOME setting (https://github.com/torchbox/wagtail-markdown/blob/main/wagtailmarkdown/widgets.py#L22)
• and maybe raising deprecation warnings for the separate settings so that people can update to the new format.

[rokdd]

Well nope,will do it tomorrow. With the last one I thought to still accept the old prefs. But obviously you agree to my concept of the options.

[rokdd]

I changed the readme also a bit by structure.. I am finished from my side.

[tomdyson]

Two tiny tweaks. Elsewhere, the quoting style is inconsistent in Python code. Can we use black from now on?

[rokdd]

Two tiny tweaks. Elsewhere, the quoting style is inconsistent in Python code. Can we use black from now on?

Thanks.. shall I change to black ?

[zerolab]

Thank you both,
we have pre-commit support - https://github.com/torchbox/wagtail-markdown/blob/main/.pre-commit-config.yaml

best to install pre-commit locally:

$ pip install pre-commit
# in project dir
$ pre-commit install
# run all checks once for this, then the checks will run only on the changed files
$ pre-commit run --all-files

[rokdd]

Thanks for the pre-commit tool - pretty cool. Hope it is fine now.

[zerolab]

Thank you for this PR @rokdd
Tidied it up and merged in 99f6cd6

While doing the tidy up, I realised WAGTAILMARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS, WAGTAILMARKDOWN_EXTENSIONS_CONFIG and WAGTAILMARKDOWN_AUTODOWNLOAD_FONTAWESOME were all in a pre-release so decided it is cleaner to do away with the deprecation warnings. Sorry for the extra work!