OpenLaw Description

OpenLaw makes it easy for you to create legal agreements with Ethereum. Our tools make it easy to wrap smart contracts into legal agreements in minutes. Smart contracts can be signed and used to seamlessly interact. Our sandbox is designed for developers who want the next great product. It combines our tools, markup language and blockchain extensions. OpenLaw is developing a technology stack that will power next-generation "smart" legal contracts. OpenLaw protocol documentation provides developers with a guide to help them build on our open source language and integration APIs. OpenLaw Elements, a React component that accelerates development for OpenLaw projects, is called OpenLaw Elements. OpenLawForm is the main component of OpenLaw Elements. This component will render all required form elements for a passed-in template and any associated variable data. It can also handle template sections and customize their output.

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