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Since v3.12 the brython options can be configured with the non-standard html tag <brython-options></brython-options>. This is really nice and helps to configure the needed behavior. However, these are not standard html tags, it becomes difficult to use these config options with frameworks as react, where only standard tags are allowed to be injected.
Would it be possible to support <meta> tags for the configuration of the options? The mata-tag is allowed inside the <head> of a document and is valid inside the <body> since HTML5 too. The config options could then be set over the global data-* attributes.
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Since v3.12 the brython options can be configured with the non-standard html tag
<brython-options></brython-options>. This is really nice and helps to configure the needed behavior. However, these are not standard html tags, it becomes difficult to use these config options with frameworks as react, where only standard tags are allowed to be injected.Would it be possible to support
<meta>tags for the configuration of the options? The mata-tag is allowed inside the<head>of a document and is valid inside the<body>since HTML5 too. The config options could then be set over the globaldata-*attributes.A possible configured page would then look like:
The advantage would be to use these options independent of the framework used.
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