rich text example: enabledMarks & enabledNodeTypes #1290
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Added missing marks and nodeTypes to example 22 to improve it as a reference
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Added missing marks and nodeTypes to example 22 to improve it as a reference
Summary
Example 22 (create-rich-text-field-with-validation) expanded to include marks such as "bold", and missing node-types such as "table".
Description
I created a new rich text field with everything enabled, then used the contentful cli tool to generate a migration based on that; the output of which I used to fill in the blank spots of the example code.
Motivation and Context
To improve the example as a reference. I recently had a teammate struggle to find examples of adding table support to rich text using this library—looking at this example I found that it was missing just a few items to serve as a complete reference.