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Editor add-ons
enable user interaction through customized menus, dialogs, and
sidebars. The following links provide information building these types of
interfaces.
Add-on menus are created using
Apps Script's base Ui service.
Menus items provide initial starting points for using your add-on,
but you must design them to take into account the add-on
authorization lifecycle.
You can also set up client-server communication
calls so that user actions in the interface result in actions taken on the
Google servers where the editor file resides, or vice versa.
Apps Script also provides a template syntax
to make building dynamic interfaces easier.
When building HTML interfaces for Editor add-ons, you should use the
Editor add-on CSS package to help your add-on
look and feel like the Google Workspace editors
they extend.
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