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FuzzyMail is Email template generator. Making emails fun again ✌ Problem: Supporting old email clients it's a real pain. I wanted to create something that can be flexible in design and yet support legacy email clients like Outlook. Solution: FuzzyMail - is a simple tool for generating email templates. Supporting old email clients while maintaining responsiveness. Fuzzymail is supported on over 60+ email clients.

Demo Screenshots: Modern Client • Gmail • Outlook • Mobile

Features

Documentation

Installation

FuzzyMail requires Node.js v12+. This is the only global dependency. You can download Node.js here.

Setup project

File Structure

    ├── build/                   # Build files
    ├── dist/                    # Distribution files
    ├── src/                     # Source files
    │   ├── assets/              # Assets directory
    │       ├── css/             # CSS files
    │       ├── img/             # Image directory
    │   ├── includes/            # HTML template partials
    │   ├── index.html           # Index page
    └── .gitignore               # Git ignored files
    └── .editorconfig            # Editor code styles
    └── gulpfile.js              # Gulp configuration
    └── LICENSE                  # License agreements
    └── package.json             # Node.js packages
    └── README.md                # You are reading this

Install FuzzyMail from NPM

• Create a directory for the new email template and from there run FuzzyMail to generate the file structure:

npx fuzzymail

That's it 🍾 easy as that. Now start the development workflow: Start Workflow

Install FuzzyMail from Repository

Clone repository:

git clone https://github.com/luangjokaj/fuzzymail

• This will clone the repository on your local machine. Navigate to the newly created directory.

• Replace the file: ./package.json with ./installer/package.json and continue with the dependency installation.

INSTALL DEPENDENCIES

npm install

Start Workflow

• To start the development server run the command:

npm run dev

• You are ready to go! Happy coding! 🤓

Templating and HTML Partials

To avoid repetitive HTML code, FuzzyMail uses gulp-file-include. It has a simple templating synthax and allows to re-use chunks of code written in separate files. These partials are located in the directory:

src/includes/

For more information check out their documentation and examples: https://github.com/haoxins/gulp-file-include

Production

To build the production templates:

npm run prod

All styles will be inlined, ready to upload the generated ZIP on mailchimp or else 🚀

Credits:

• HTML Templates http://emailframe.work/

Changelog

v0.0.8

• 🚀 RELEASE: Install files from versioned release instead of master branch.

v0.0.7

• 📖 DOC: Update README.md.

v0.0.6

• 🐛 FIX: Dependencies.

v0.0.5

• 🚀 RELEASE: Improved installation speed for global dependencies.
• BREAKING CHANGE: It is required to update FuzzyMail: sudo npm install fuzzymail -g.

v0.0.4

• 👌 IMPROVE: Meta.

v0.0.3

• 📖 DOC: Update documentation.

v0.0.2

• 📦 NEW: Run FuzzyMail globally from NPM.

v0.0.1

• 🚀 RELEASE: First release.