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@inzumer/milimon-emails

v0.1.0

Published

Milimon transactional email templates (welcome, account deleted), in Spanish and English

Readme

@inzumer/milimon-emails

Milimon transactional emails (welcome, account deleted) built on @inzumer/email, in Spanish and English.

Usage (API)

import { renderWelcome, resolveLang } from '@inzumer/milimon-emails';

// Always the language of the user's profile; the sign-in page language only when the profile has none.
const lang = resolveLang(user.locale, signInLocale);
const { subject, html, text } = await renderWelcome({ lang, name, siteUrl });

resolveLang returns the first supported language (es, en) and falls back to es.

Translations

Same structure as milimon-frontend-web: one kebab-case folder per namespace, one file per language.

src/i18n/
  common/{es,en}.json            # signature, shared links
  welcome/{es,en}.json
  account-deleted/{es,en}.json

Spanish is the source; en.json must have exactly the same keys (checked by types and tests). Templates read them with getTranslations(lang, namespace) from @i18n.

Scripts

| Command | What it does | | -------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | pnpm preview | React Email preview at http://localhost:3030 | | pnpm test:coverage | Vitest with the 90% gate | | pnpm build | Bundle to dist/ with tsup | | pnpm changeset | Describe a change for the next release |