gakimball
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6 years ago Hey there! I was writing a response to your comment yesterday, but I see you edited it.
- seems there is an error in docs
The second example is right—I'll get that fixed. renderToString() creates the HTML of the email, and then inky() wraps that HTML in the required boilerplate.
I run node-sass to compile scss to css but not able to find the place to add the compiled css
I'm looking into making some changes to this library soon, and this is something I'd like to address. Certain parts of the wrapper HTML are essential, but it should be easier to edit all the stuff in <head>.
Your initial issue was asking about how inlining would work, and if you're interested in seeing an example of what the general steps are, I wrote a library that does it called scow. The readme for that library includes a list of steps. However, it only works on .html files that are already in the filesystem, so it might not work for your use case.
Something you could do in the mean time is look at the code used on the foundation-emails-template. This is more or less the boilerplate react-inky uses. You could use this instead of the inky() function, and change the HTML how you'd like.
Thanks for using react-inky! :)
max8hine
3 questions about this library, but more related to implementation question.
1. How to put tag with css into the header section and does this library needs to add foundation-email to work?
I run node-sass to compile scss to css but not able to find the place to add the compiled css
2. seems there is an error in docs At the button of setup.md,
3. how to run it in create-react-app