Htmlmailcompiler

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A tool for generating static html emails out of php files

Overview

Creating visually appealing HTML emails can be quite a daunting task, especially when trying to maintain consistency across various email clients. HTML Mail Compiler (HMC) steps in as a powerful tool designed to simplify this process by automatically injecting inline CSS styles into your HTML templates. By leveraging the Emogrifier library, HMC streamlines the creation of email-ready HTML, allowing for far easier updates and management of styles.

With a straightforward setup and easy-to-follow instructions, HMC transforms the way you handle email templates. As long as you’re using PHP version 5.4 or higher, you can quickly install and start generating beautifully styled HTML emails in no time.

Features

  • Inline CSS Injection: Automatically injects CSS styles into HTML templates, ensuring email compatibility across different clients.

  • Easy Template Management: Utilize a PHP file for your HTML template while linking to a separate CSS file, allowing for organized coding practices.

  • Configuration Flexibility: Customize the compilation process with a compile.json file to specify template files, CSS files, and more.

  • Multi-file Support: Supports using one or multiple CSS files, making it simple to maintain complex stylesheets.

  • Minification Option: Offers the ability to minify the final HTML output, reducing file size for faster loading times.

  • Terminal Command Interface: Execute the compilation process easily from the terminal using the hmc command, streamlining your workflow.

  • Example Usage: Comes with example files to guide users in setting up their templates and understanding the compilation process effectively.

HTML Mail Compiler is an essential tool for anyone looking to simplify the often tedious task of generating compliant HTML emails.

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HTML templates are pre-designed and pre-built web pages that can be customized and used as a basis for building websites. They often include common elements such as headers, footers, menus, and content sections, and can be easily edited using HTML and CSS to fit specific branding and content needs.