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@rafters/mail-react-email

v0.1.0

Published

React Email template renderer for @rafters/mail

Readme

@rafters/mail-react-email

React Email template renderer for @rafters/mail. Ships two baseline templates (BaseEmail and OtpEmail) and a name-keyed TemplateRenderer implementation that produces HTML + text output from registered React Email components.

Install

pnpm add @rafters/mail-react-email @rafters/mail

Usage

Renderer (registry pattern)

import { createReactEmailRenderer } from "@rafters/mail-react-email/renderer";
import { OtpEmail } from "@rafters/mail-react-email/otp";

// Register templates by name at construction time (or later via `.register()`)
const renderer = createReactEmailRenderer({
  otp: OtpEmail,
});

// Render by template name + props
const { html, text } = await renderer.render("otp", {
  code: "123456",
  brandName: "Example",
});

createReactEmailRenderer returns a TemplateRenderer (from @rafters/mail) extended with a register(name, component) method. The core TemplateRenderer interface is render(template: string, props: Record<string, unknown>) -- you pass a registered template name, not a component -- which is why the renderer holds a name-keyed registry internally.

BaseEmail template

BaseEmail is the shared layout for all rafters templates. Use it directly or extend it for your own templates:

import { BaseEmail } from "@rafters/mail-react-email/templates";

export function WelcomeEmail({ name }: { name: string }) {
  return (
    <BaseEmail preview="Welcome to Example">
      <h1>Welcome, {name}</h1>
      <p>Thanks for signing up.</p>
    </BaseEmail>
  );
}

OtpEmail template

Prebuilt one-time password email, used by @rafters/better-auth-resend for the emailOTP flow:

import { OtpEmail } from "@rafters/mail-react-email/otp";

const component = OtpEmail({
  code: "123456",
  brandName: "Example",
  expiryMinutes: 10,
});

Props: code (required), expiryMinutes (optional, default 10), brandName, logoUrl, websiteUrl (all optional).

Exports

| Subpath | What | | ------------- | -------------------------- | | . | Top-level re-exports | | ./renderer | createReactEmailRenderer | | ./templates | BaseEmail | | ./otp | OtpEmail |

Documentation

Per-package docs ship in the docs/ directory and on npm:

  • templates.md -- BaseEmail, OtpEmail, writing your own templates, and rendering through the TemplateRenderer interface

See the monorepo README for the @rafters/mail architecture.

License

MIT