Updating urls.py to be Django 2.0 through 4.0 compatibile #100
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The urls.py file was still using the pre Django 2.0 url function rather than re_path. re_path became the new standard in 2.0 and the old url() method will be removed in Django 4.0 so it may as well be removed now to allow this package to keep working
Updated to be Django 2.0 through 4.0 compatible
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Django 2.0 introduced the new
django.urls.re_pathfunction for url dispatching to replace the olddjango.conf.urls.urlfunction. The urls.py file within django-froala-editor was last updated to Django 1.9 which is dead anddjango.conf.urls.urlwill be removed in Django 4.0 therefore updating now will support not only the current LTS release of 2.2 but both the soon-to-be released 3.2 LTS release as well as Django 4.0