Xtrable
Tokens and controls
Nanoesis has no separate schema to maintain. You write a template in plain HTML, drop in a token where you want a value, and that token becomes a field in the editor. The template is the schema.
Every {token} you write becomes one field in the editor. The name in the braces is the field name, so {title} creates a field called title.
Where the token sits decides the kind of control you get. A token in a heading becomes a single-line box; in a paragraph, a multi-line box; in an image tag, an image picker. The common cases are inferred for you, and the few that are not, like rich text or a date, are opted into with a small data-type annotation.
Two related topics build on this: Components are reusable HTML you build into your templates, and Adding code covers code blocks in a body and code snippet fields.
The control types
Each token becomes one of these controls, picked by where it sits or set explicitly with data-type.