crosslead-notification-email

This package is used by the CrossLead Platform to render notifications into html emails.

An (incomplete) set of stateless React components is exported, each of which has its own props objects. A renderMail function is exported that embeds a resulting React.Element into a complete HTML document. Example usage:

const props = {...};
renderMail(UserAdded(props));

Each component also has a corresponding 'core' component, eg., UserAddedCore

These components only provide the core of the body, and not the header and footer. They are used when the desired output is an aggregation of components, the single current example of which is the ``NotificationDigest``` component, the props object of which accepts arrays of already-rendered 'core' components.

This package also provides a command line interface via a 'main' script.

Example usages:

Generate an email for the given component:

$ npm run main -- --generate --<component> --out=<component>.html;

Generate an email for the given component and send it out via email:

$ npm run main -- --generate --<component> --user=<SMTP User>
--pass=<Base64 encoded SMTP password> --email=<Destination Email Address>;

As a development aid, main is also able to extract styles that have been scraped from a 'Sketch Site'.
If you look at index.html in such a site, you'll find a gob of data being passed to an SMApp function. Pull that data out into a json file. Each artboard in the site has its own section in the data. A given artboard is a collection of layers; each layer gets its own styling information.

The following command will extract the styles of artboard 0 into a javascript module containing typestyle-style styles of named STYLE${n}, where n is the layer id. This module can then be incorporated into tsx code that needs those styles. Obviously, it is recommended to rename those symbols to something more semantic.

$ npm run main -- --extractStyles --datafile= --artboard=0 --out=foo.styles.ts