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@webiny/app-mailchimp

v5.2.1

Published

Enables inserting Mailchimp newsletter signup forms on your website.

Downloads

31

Readme

@webiny/app-mailchimp

code style: prettier PRs Welcome

Enables inserting Mailchimp newsletter signup forms on your site.

Use together with @webiny/api-mailchimp package.

Install

npm install --save @webiny/app-mailchimp

Or if you prefer yarn:

yarn add @webiny/app-mailchimp

Setup

To setup, you must register a set of plugins. For more information on plugins, please visit Webiny documentation.

Admin

import mailchimpPlugins from "@webiny/app-mailchimp/admin"
import { plugins } from "@webiny/plugins";

plugins.register(...mailchimpPlugins);

Enables management of Mailchimp settings, which can be accessed via Settings section in the main menu. You will paste your Mailchimp API key here (this is required in order for the app to work properly). Additionally, this will also register Mailchimp element in the CMS editor, which will enable you to insert newsletter signup forms in your pages. The element will be registered under the "Form" element category.

You can optionally register one or more newsletter signup form plugins (type: pb-page-element-mailchimp-component). For example:

{
        type: "pb-page-element-mailchimp-component",
        name: "pb-page-element-mailchimp-component-test1",
        title: "Test newsletter form",
        component: MailchimpTestForm
}

An example component can be found here.

Site

import mailchimpPlugins from "@webiny/app-mailchimp/render"
import { plugins } from "@webiny/plugins";

plugins.register(mailchimpPlugins);

This enables rendering of Mailchimp newsletter signup form in your public website.