Email Variable Editor
In this example, the JSON in the textarea will be loaded into the email editor, when you click the 'Open Email Variable Editor' button.
When you close the variable editor, the changes will be written back to the textarea.
This example project is only for demo and testing purposes, and it stores your API key in the localStorage. You should NEVER store your API key on the client side in real life. You should store it on your backend and create a route on your side that generates the access token. Then your client side can use that route to fetch an access token. Make sure, that the domain you are trying this example on, is enabled in your environment associated to your API key.
You can create your own splash-screen and logo creator function based on our example.