First look at React Email Editor

Description

React Email just launched an open source email editor — and it's shockingly easy to add to your app. Drop in a single component and your users get a full drag-and-drop email building experience, complete with HTML export, custom themes, an inspector sidebar, and extensible blocks. - Overview of the new React Email editor and what it can do out of the box - Installing the package and embedding the editor in a Next.js app with just a few lines of code - Adding default and custom CSS themes (including dark mode) - Exporting editor content to email-friendly HTML and plain text using `composeReactEmail` - Adding the inspector sidebar so users can tweak padding, styles, and block-level settings - Building custom extensions (callouts, image uploads, charts) using the Tiptap-based architecture - Where to find examples, docs, and the composable API for deeper customization - React Email Editor docs & examples: https://react.email - React Email on GitHub: https://github.com/resend/react-email - Resend (email sending): https://resend.com 0:00 Intro 0:40 Editor Overview & Examples 1:06 Customizations & Extensions 2:46 Installing the Package 3:07 Adding the Editor Component 3:34 Adding CSS & Themes 4:09 Custom Theme (Dark Mode) 4:57 Exporting to HTML & Plain Text 6:49 Adding the Inspector Sidebar 8:27 Explore the Docs & Examples