Mjml Gulp Starter

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A Gulp starter for MJML 4 with live preview & assets compression

Overview

MJML Gulp Starter offers a modern approach to crafting HTML emails quickly and efficiently. By leveraging MJML, it allows developers to focus on design without getting bogged down in the intricacies of email compatibility across various platforms. Coupled with Gulp, BrowserSync, and Imagemin, this starter template simplifies the development process and ensures that emails not only look great but also load fast, thanks to optimized assets.

With the convenience of instant previews in the browser as you code, developers can see their changes and adjustments in real-time. The MJML Gulp Starter is particularly beneficial for anyone looking to produce visually appealing emails that are lightweight and responsive, making it an ideal solution for modern email design.

Features

  • Instant Preview: See real-time updates in the browser as you code, enhancing workflow efficiency and reducing the guesswork in email design.
  • Efficient Image Compression: Utilize Imagemin to compress images without losing quality, ensuring your emails load quickly while maintaining visual fidelity.
  • Gulp Integration: Automate your workflow with Gulp, which handles tasks such as processing MJML and optimizing assets without manual intervention.
  • BrowserSync Compatibility: Enjoy automatic reloading and asset injections, allowing seamless development experiences for web-based projects.
  • Clean Build Process: Easily prepare your emails for production with a command that deletes previous builds and compiles everything into a tidy output folder.
  • Customizable Template: Start with a solid foundation and customize according to your design preferences, giving you flexibility in your email campaigns.
  • NodeJS Requirement: Works with NodeJS version 6 or greater, making it accessible for those familiar with Javascript environments.
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Gulp

Gulp.js is an old but popular site building tool that automates various repetitive development tasks in web development, such as compiling Sass, minifying JavaScript, and optimizing images.