Use Textarea instead of rich text editor

[J4bbi]

• Issue: Remove rich text editing and HTML tags from Description #76

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This PR simply replaces the Rich Text Editor field with a Textarea field for the description.

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[cc-a]

Is this ready @J4bbi?

[J4bbi]

Is this ready @J4bbi?

No. Not quite @cc-a.

TinyMCE is a recent addition to Invenio/Zenodo. It was added at the end of last year. We can only marvel at the reasoning because it is behind closed doors.

Disabling the toolbar makes it impossible for the editor to stylize content directly.

This still enabled users to copy and paste rich text content that would be formatted. In order to prevent that, I've set the list of valid elements to empty list.

TinyMCE wraps content in a root element that I've created an issue about.

It seems there are two options:

• Accept a root block element being injected into the description when the record's description is manually edited
• Fork invenio-rdm-records and remove the root element onFormSubmit.

I've considered other approaches. The TinyMCE editor has several event listeners but it doesn't give you raw access to the content.

Another approach would be to overwrite the component with a raw <Textarea>, but that would then leave the problem of stripping HTML. Another solution there could be to have the HTML stripped in the backend. How do you want to proceed?

[cc-a]

Nice clean and simple implementation this way.