>django-editormd package helps integrate [editor.md](https://github.com/pandao/editor.md) with Django.
## Getting started
Install the package:
`pip install django-editormd`
Add `editormd` to INSTALLED_APPS in `settings.py`.
## Usage
1. Usage in models
```python
from editormd.models import EditorMdField
class Page(models.Model):
content_editormd1 = EditorMdField()
```
2. OR Usage in forms
```python
from editormd.fields import EditorMdFormField
class PageForm(forms.ModelForm):
content_editormd1 = EditorMdFormField()
content_editormd2 = EditorMdFormField()
content_editormd3 = EditorMdFormField()
class Meta:
model = Page
fields = '__all__'
@admin.register(Page)
class PageAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
form = PageForm
```
## Settings
You can use the following settings in `settings.py`.
- EDITORMD_UPLOAD_TO
set your upload path
- EDITORMD_WATERMARK
default is false, if set True, you should set `EDITORMD_WATERMARK_TEXT='some string'`
- EDITORMD_UPLOAD_SUFFIX
If you use `django-qiniu-storage`, maybe you will use watermark suffix.
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