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dt-email-builder

v2.6.9

Published

DataTalks CDP Email Builder

Readme

Email Builder

A project to develop DataTalks CDP's Email Builder feature and generate its files as a plugin to GrapesJS library.

How to use this project

  1. Run npm i or npm install to install all the dependencies
  2. Run npm run start: it will compile all project's files and start watching the files in order to recompile every time it's needed and serving the files on the localhost, using the configured port. http://localhost:3000/ will be used by default
  3. Change a file, save it and check if the project rebuilds and the browser automatically refreshes (it will only rebuild if it really needs).

Project Configuration

Head to the configuration.js file on the root folder, tweak the options on the file to output the files as you need. You can add as many entries as you wish to generate JS bundlers using configuration.jsBundle.entries.

TODO

Check the todo.md file