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# react-email


## The Problem

Modern-day web browsers are pretty standardized and come with a certain guarantee that if a web page works in one browser, it will work in another web browser too
except for a few minor cases. However, this is not true for email clients yet.

The developer community is thus aligned to certain tricks and hacks to make sure that emails sent are properly rendered by these different email clients. There is
no such package that solves this problem of creating responsive emails easily which can also handle cross browsers and clients compatibility issues.

## The Solution

The end goal will be to implement a Reach-based component and utility methods-based lightweight library to provide a common interface for email building that users
can install and use to build clean and responsive emails easily.

## How to install

**Using NPM**
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## Inspiration

The idea of a React Component Library for Emails is not novel. There have been other implementations around for a while and we were inspired a lot by these solutions and many other generic Component Libraries. Following are a few of the amazing other implementations.
The idea of a React Component Library for Emails is not novel. There have been other implementations around for a while and we were inspired a lot by these
solutions and many other generic Component Libraries. Following are a few of the amazing other implementations.

We try to be the community backed up-to-date solution one can depend on and contribute back, request features & seek help.

- [https://github.com/lang-ai/react-emails](https://github.com/lang-ai/react-emails)
- [https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-email-components](https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-email-components)
- [https://mjml.io/getting-started/1](https://mjml.io/getting-started/1)
- [https://github.com/ovrsea/medium-articles/tree/master/react-email-templates](https://github.com/ovrsea/medium-articles/tree/master/react-email-templates)