Mail(to: subject:'Welcome!') do |format|Īfter all, the most interesting part is designing your templateīy default, rails create mailer view as. If layouts already created mailer.mjml file by rails then just remove it because mjml use HTML format so mjml not directly found html syntax.Īdd below snippet to UserMailer.rb def = email Generate Mailer for sending emails from your app $ rails g mailer UserMailer send_email gem 'mjml-rails'Īnd bundle from the command line $ bundleįor sending emails, add following configurations (replace your own settins where applicable) config.action_mailer.perform_deliveries = trueĬonfig.action_mailer.raise_delivery_errors = trueĬonfig.action_fault_url_options=Ĭonfig.action_livery_method = :smtp ‘mjml-rails’ allows you to render HTML e-mails from an MJML template. Generate controller $ rails g controller home index
#Mjml templates install
$ npm install you already use some Node.js modules, you could also just add it to your package.json file: $ npm install - save mjml Create Rails app and Configure MJMLĬreate new Rails app $ rails new MJML-send-mail If you don’t have configured nvm or npm installed it first. Let’s get started then, Installation Requirements Say goodbye to endless HTML table nesting or email client specific CSS. Get your speed and productivity boosted with MJML’s semantic syntax. MJML’s objective is to simplify the way people design responsive emails and open-source engine takes care of translating the MJML into responsive HTML. MJML is a markup language designed to reduce the pain of coding a responsive email. They have their own set of rules to render html emails which makes developer’s life miserable.
After stumbling for a while I learned that every email client handles HTML temple differently.
The template is perfectly rendering in gmail but not in yahoo and outlook. Recently we faced an issue with rendering html email template in yahoo mail.
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