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Derby Email

Create emails using Derby JS apps/templates. It uses derby-render to render views and juice to inline styles.

For convenience, the default results returned match the values read by nodemailer.

Installation

$ npm install derby-email --save

Usage

Create your views:

index.html

<import: src="./other">

<From:>
  {{unescaped $formatEmail('app', 'foo@bar.com')}}

<Body:>
  <p>Some text.</p>

<Text:>
  Some text.

Any view named after a field and capitalized will be returned as a result.

other.html

<Subject:>
  Hello {{user}}

<Body:>
  <p>foo bar</p>

<Text:>
  foo bar

Send your email:

var derby = require('derby');
var app = derby.createApp('app', __filename);
var email = require('derby-email')(app);
var nodemailer = require('nodemailer');
app.loadViews(...);
app.loadStyles(...);

function send(err, emailOptions) {
  var transporter = nodemailer.createTransports(...);
  transporter.send(emailOptions, function (err, info) {
    ...
  })
};

// return email options
email(send);

// with data
var data = {_page: {userId: '...'}};
email(data, send);

// with a specific page (namespace)
email('welcome', send);

// or with both
email('welcome', data, send);

View Functions

The following view functions are available in your views:

$formatEmail(name, address) – Returns a formatted email address. i.e. name <foo@bar.com>.

Options

All options are also passed in to derby-render. See derby-render for a list of options.

fields – The fields (views) to render and return. Includes: html, text, subject, from, to, etc. See Nodemailer for a list of suggested fields.

css – Configuration options passed to inline-css. See [inline-css]https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css).