## Introduction
[Rholang](https://developer.rchain.coop/) is a new language for writing smart contracts that run on the RChain virtual machine.
You can find more in the [Rholang tutorial](https://developer.rchain.coop/tutorial)
##Usage
If you want to use the django form way and post the text in the rholang-editor. You may use as below.
```python
from django.forms import Form
from django_rholang_editor.fields import RholangTextFormField
class EditorForm(Form):
rho = RholangTextFormField()
```
There is multiple way to configure the attrs of the `RholangTextFormField`
```python
RholangTextFormField(
default_text="",
height="100px",
width="100%",
js_variable='editor'
)
```
`ARGS`
* default_text
implement the default text in the rholang text editor .
* height
the rholang editor widget height
* width
the rholang editor widget width
* js_variable
the js variable name of the rholang editor . You can call the `js_variable` after the editor in the
html to figure others implement or other interactions with other components.
## Install
1. install using pip
```bash
pip install django-rholang-editor
```
2. Update `INSTALLED_APPS`:
```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
# ...
'django_rholang_editor',
)
```
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