template-mjml v1.0.3

Template MJML

Generates HTML files from multiple element files and a single MJML template file.

Element files are template files (i.e. a newsletter and a form), which will each be inserted into the parent template file.

Usage

First, in your MJML template file, add a mj-wrapper element under the children of the mj-body element where the elements should be inserted, as follows:

{
    "tagName": "mj-body",
        "children": [
            {
                "tagName": "mj-wrapper",
            }
        ]
    }
}

It doesn't matter whether the mj-wrapper element is the first or last child, it is however required to put the mj-wrapper element as a child of the mj-body element.

Next, create a folder (i.e. elements) from which the program can insert the elements into the template file to generate HTML files.

The following options exist for the program:

• -t --template specifies which template file to use:

template-mjml -t 'template.json'

• -i --input-folder specifies the input folder for the elements:

template-mjml -i './elements/'

• -o --output-folder specifies the output folder for the generated HTML files:

template-mjml -o './output/'

• -e --file-extension specifies the file extension to use for the generated HTML files:

template-mjml -e '.html'

If a value is omitted, the standard values will be used, these are:

• template.json for the template option
• ./elements for the input folder option
• ./output for the output folder option
• .html for the file extension option