mjml

GrapesJS MJML

Requires GrapesJS v0.15.9 or higher This plugin enables the usage of MJML components inside the GrapesJS environment. MJML components are rendered in real-time using the official v4 compiler (+ some mocks to make it run in the browser), therefore the result is, almost, the same as using the MJML Live Editor.

Demo

Supported MJML components (using default mjml-browser parser): mj-mjml mj-head mj-body mj-wrapper mj-group mj-section mj-column mj-text mj-image mj-button mj-social mj-social-element mj-divider mj-spacer mj-style mj-font mj-hero mj-navbar mj-navbar-link mj-raw

Options

Option	Description	Default
blocks	Which blocks to add	(all)
block	Add custom block options, based on block id.	(blockId) => ({})
codeViewerTheme	Code viewer theme.	hopscotch
customComponents	List of components which will be added to default one	[]
importPlaceholder	Placeholder MJML template for the import modal	''
imagePlaceholderSrc	Image placeholder source	'https://via.placeholder.com/350x250/78c5d6/fff'
i18n	I18n object containing language more info	{}
mjmlParser	Custom mjml-browser instance. Allows to extend MJML functionality or add custom MJML components	(input: string | MJMLJsonObject, opt: MJMLParsingOptions) => MJMLParseResults
overwriteExport	Overwrite default export command	true
preMjml	String before the MJML in export code	''
postMjml	String after the MJML in export code	''
resetBlocks	Clean all previous blocks if true	true
resetDevices	Clean all previous devices and set a new one for mobile	true
resetStyleManager	Reset the Style Manager and add new properties for MJML	true
resetDevices	Clean all previous devices and set a new one for mobile	true
hideSelector	Hide the default selector manager	true
useXmlParser	Experimental: use XML parser instead of HTML. This should allow importing void MJML elements (without closing tags) like ``	false
columnsPadding	Column padding (this way it's easier to select columns)	10px 0
useCustomTheme	Load custom preset theme	true

Download

• npm i grapesjs-mjml

Usage

Or using ESM imports:

import 'grapesjs/dist/css/grapes.min.css'
import grapesJS from 'grapesjs'
import grapesJSMJML from 'grapesjs-mjml'

grapesJS.init({
   fromElement: true,
   container: '#gjs',
   plugins: [grapesJSMJML],
   pluginsOpts: {
      [grapesJSMJML]: {/* ...options */}
   },
});

i18n usage:

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Using Independent mjml-browser Build

In case, you have your own version of MJML with custom or extended components, it is possible to override default mjml parser with custom one and create custom grapesJS components.

For further info how to create MJML Component, you can visit components folder or you can go to docs.

import 'grapesjs/dist/css/grapes.min.css'
import grapesJS from 'grapesjs'
import grapesJSMJML from 'grapesjs-mjml'
import customMjmlParser from 'custom-mjml-parser';

import customImage from 'custom/components/path'

grapesJS.init({
   fromElement: true,
   container: '#gjs',
   plugins: [grapesJSMJML],
   pluginsOpts: {
      [grapesJSMJML]: {
        mjmlParser: customMjmlParser,
        customComponents: [
          customImage,
        ]
      }
   },
});

Development

Clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/GrapesJS/mjml.git
$ cd mjml

Install it

$ npm i

Start the dev server

$ npm start

Releasing

1. Run npm run v:patch to bump the version in package.json and create a git tag
2. Push the commit + new tag
3. Go to github and draft a new release
4. Select the new tag and add some release notes
5. Hit publish, the release will automatically publish to npm

License

BSD 3-Clause