Add default_processors configuration option for markdownify#166
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Add default_processors configuration option for markdownify#166
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Allows configuring processors to run on every markdownify call via: ```ruby Perron.configure do |config| config.default_processors = [MyProcessor, "target_blank"] end ``` Passing an explicit `process:` argument to markdownify overrides the defaults. Use `Perron.configuration.default_processors + [additional]` in your views if you need to combine defaults with additional per-call processors. This seems the most flexible solution without being annoying to overide (eg like Rails `default_scope`).
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Allows configuring processors to run on every markdownify call via:
Passing an explicit
process:argument to markdownify overrides the defaults. UsePerron.configuration.default_processors + [additional]in your views if you need to combine defaults with additional per-call processors.This seems the most flexible solution without being annoying to overide (eg like Rails
default_scope).Closes #123 /cc @ianyamey