JSX Mail is a very powerful company that provides a full email workflow. It allows you to build emails, send emails, host your images, and much more.

But now we are getting started with the framework. The framework is a very powerful tool that allows you to build emails using JSX syntax.

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Start building

To begin, ensure you have a Node.js project with a configured package.json file. If you’re using TypeScript, a tsconfig.json file is also necessary. For simplicity, this example will focus on JavaScript:

mkdir jsx-mail-quickstart
cd jsx-mail-quickstart
yarn init -y

Next, let’s set up your project with JSX Mail. Start by installing JSX Mail and then initialize it. Execute the following commands:

yarn add jsx-mail
yarn jsxm init

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File structure

After running the yarn jsxm init command, the following file structure will be created:

  • jsx-mail-quickstart/
    • mail/
      • components/
        • featured.jsx
        • featured.styles.jsx
        • info.jsx
        • info.styles.jsx
        • layout.jsx
        • layout.styles.jsx
      • templates/
        • zoo/
          • example.jsx
        • welcome.jsx
        • welcome.styles.jsx
      • assets/
        • code.png
        • logo.png
    • node_modules/
    • .gitignore
    • jsx-mail.config.js
    • package.json
    • yarn.lock

This file structure is essential to organize your project and facilitate the development of emails with JSX Mail.

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Preview your templates

With everything set up, let’s preview your templates. Run the following command:

yarn jsxm preview

This command launches a server on port 3256, showcasing your template previews. They can be viewed at http://localhost:3256.