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mjml

Easily create responsive emails with MJML.

mjml

Install

Install the package.

# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("JohnCoene/mjml")

Installs MJML globally, this should only be run once on your machine.

library(mjml)

install_mjml()

If the installation is successful the following should work.

mjml::find_mjml()

Templates

Insert templates with RStudio addin.

Allura
Happy New Year
Card
Proof
Droids

Example

load the library then use then build an email using the mjml tags, similar to htmltools.

library(mjml)

# create email
email <- mj_ml(
  mj_head(
    mj_preview("Preview text")
  ),
  mj_body(
    mj_container(
      mj_section(
        mj_column(
          width = "20%",
          mj_text("Content of the first column")
        ),
        mj_column(
          width = "80%",
          mj_text("Content of the second, wider, column")
        )
      ),
      mj_section(
        mj_column(
          mj_image(
            paste0(
              "https://www.r-project.org/Rlogo.png"
            )
          )
        )
      )
    )
  )
)

Send email with sendmailR, the convenience function mj_sendmailr converts the mjml tags into a html read in R.

library(sendmailR)

msg <- mj_sendmailr(email)

sendmail(
  from = "[email protected]",
  to = "[email protected]",
  subject = "testing", 
  msg = msg,
  control = list(
    smtpServer = "mail.google.com"
  )
)

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