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Hey @rgs258, sorry to bring this up again but in 0.0.2 the same problem is still there. It's not possible to follow the Usage section under README because views is not available. Here's what happens when I import the package:

>>> import markdown_view
>>> dir(markdown_view)
['ImproperlyConfigured', 'SETTINGS_TYPES', '__builtins__', '__cached__', '__doc__', '__file__', '__loader__', '__name__', '__package__', '__path__', '__spec__', 'apps', 'checks', 'default_app_config', 'instance_type', 'models', 'settings', 'variable']

No views module available in the list and it immediately throws ImportError: cannot import name 'MarkdownView' from 'markdown_view' (/Users/matt/Envs/djmdview/lib/python3.8/site-packages/markdown_view/__init__.py) when you try to import one of the three views in the usage instructions.

I recommend doing a completely fresh virtualenv then installing django and django-markdown-view then you should be able to immediately reproduce this error.

first of all thanks to all contributors of this awesome extension, i just need to insert the converted HTML inside my website base HTML. so is there a method for something like render_to_string or is there a way to render the generated HTML as a section inside another template ?

sorry i couldn't see the setting "MARKDOWN_VIEW_TEMPLATE" , which is what i was locking for.

Write tests and set up Travis correctly

• Better explanation of MARKDOWN_VIEW_LOADERS
• remove DEFAULT from the settings names

Hey @rgs258 thanks for open sourcing this code. I'm actually unable to follow the usage instructions. It appears that in markdown_view/constants.py there is an import statement from markdown_view.markdown_extensions import ImageExtension, but markdown_extensions is not included with the code and therefore causes an error. This prevents the extension from working as specified in the README.

Under Django 3.2.12 and python 3.8 I get in the default configration "AttributeError at /impressum/
'PosixPath' object has no attribute 'endswith'".