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@pedaki/mailer

v0.5.3

Published

Mail system and templates for Pedaki

Downloads

34

Readme

@pedaki/mailer

Usage

import { sendEmail, EmailTemplate } from "@pedaki/mailer";

await sendEmail("[email protected]", EmailTemplate, {name: "test"});

Requirements

  • Add RESEND_API_KEY to your .env file
    • Not required for development as we are using preview-email

Contributing

Start the preview environment with pnpm dev and updates the templates in ./src/templates

In your IDE mark the .react-email folder as ignored.

Known issues

There is currently multiples issues with react-mailer:

  • When starting the dev server, you'll have to manually install the dependencies inside the .react-email folder.

    cd packages/mailer/.react-email && yarn install --frozen-lockfile
  • When killing the dev-server sometimes, the server stays open, so you'll have to kill the app manually.

  • As we are using a custom server, we can't use typescript aliases, so we have to use relative imports.