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Wow, this is actually a really good idea for a new API actually. For some time we wanted to allow the const { html, plainText, attachments, subject } = render(<MyTemplate />); |
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The coolest thing would be doing any image generation or something similar, and then returning the attachment and referencing it in the HTML which would allow us to have something like a QR Code component or even a Chart component if we do it right. |
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@gabrielmfern, for migrate from SendGrid templates to react.email, i really need this feature. |
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I love this idea, I would like to contribute on this. If we haven't started already ❤️ . |
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Goals
Be able to support the subject line inside of React Email components the same way that preview text is supported.
Background
Preview text is already supported within React Email like this:
It would be really neat if the subject line was also supported:
Proposal
Like above ☝️. The render call can then be tweaked with:
import { MyTemplate } from './email'; import { render } from '@react-email/render'; const text = render(<MyTemplate />, { plainText: true, + subject: true, });or it could be altered to something like:
Although, that's a breaking change and the variable names are subjective.
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