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gsb-gmail-html

v1.0.1

Published

3 years ago

<h1 align="center">gsb-gmail-html</h1> <h5 align="center">An easy way to send personalized and beautiful emails using html.</h5> <p align="center"> <img alt="npm" src="https://img.shields.io/npm/v/gsb-gmail-html?color=FFB86C"/> <img alt="feito por gsbenev

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🤔 Inspiration

In this time of the coronavirus pandemic, students and teachers send several emails daily. So I as a student thought why not create a tool that makes my emails more beautiful.

🚴 How to use

First you need to have Node with NPM or Yarn installed, right after you type in your terminal:

npm install -g gsb-gmail-html

or

yarn global add gsb-gmail-html

Right after the end of the installation, first generate the html file:

gsb-gmail-html init

The tool will create an email.html file and load it in your browser, as you edit this file the changes are automatically reflected in the browser. Right after creating your email use the following command to send:

gsb-gmail-html send

💡 Tip

Use the -html fileName flag to specify which file you want to use.

✍️ Contributions

All kinds of contributions are accepted, so let's collaborate.

📃 License

This project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.