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@better-svelte-email/preview

v2.1.1

Published

Preview component for better-svelte-email

Readme

@better-svelte-email/preview

[!WARNING] Deprecated for new projects. This package remains published for compatibility with existing SvelteKit apps that already wire EmailPreview, createEmail, and sendEmail. New projects should use @better-svelte-email/cli for a standalone email dev server instead of adding preview routes to the app. APIs and behavior may still change before a stable release.

Preview and test-send utilities for Better Svelte Email inside SvelteKit: UI component, form actions to render templates on demand, and optional Resend integration for sending test messages.

Builds on @better-svelte-email/server (Renderer).

Install

npm i @better-svelte-email/preview

Peer dependencies: svelte >= 5.14.3; @sveltejs/kit >= 2 (optional peer for non-Kit builds)

Main exports

  • EmailPreview — Svelte component for browsing and previewing templates (also available as @better-svelte-email/preview/EmailPreview.svelte)
  • createEmail — returns SvelteKit actions that render a selected template to HTML (and source) using Renderer
  • sendEmail — actions that render and send via Resend (API key server-side) or a custom send function
  • Filesystem helpersemailList, getEmailComponent, getFiles, etc. for wiring a local emails directory

Typical pattern: spread createEmail({ renderer }) and sendEmail({ resendApiKey, renderer }) into +page.server.ts actions, and mount EmailPreview on a dev-only route. See JSDoc in src/index.ts and the docs.

Monorepo

github.com/Konixy/better-svelte-emailpackages/preview.

License

MIT