doc/community-contributions.md
The MJML ecosystem has a dedicated community that we count to help make it grow and provide it with even more awesome tools, always aiming to make development with MJML an efficient and fun process!
Getting involved is really easy. If you want to contribute, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull-request!
Here are some tools that utilise MJML:
Mailjet offers an integrated MJML workspace designed for creating, previewing, and managing email templates. Its MJML editor supports syntax highlighting, live preview, and validation, helping you move quickly while keeping your markup in good shape.
The drag-and-drop editor in Mailjet is also built on MJML, so visually created templates share the same responsive structure as those coded by hand.
When your template is ready, you can export it in MJML or HTML, or send emails directly through Mailjet.
Parcel is the code editor built for email. This feature packed tool includes syntax highlighting, Emmet, inline documentation, autocomplete, live preview, screenshots, and full MJML, CSS, and HTML validation.
Use Focus Mode to keep the preview aligned with the code you're working on, or Inspect Element to easily find the code that produces specific elements in the preview.
Export MJML to HTML with a click.
IntelliJ IDEA is an IDE developed by JetBrains. The plugin provides you with a (near) realtime preview, auto complete, inline documentation and code analysis.
It is available on the JetBrains Marketplace.
Gradle is a build tool for a various set of languages and environments. The plugin provides an easy way to embed your MJML templates to your Java/Kotlin application in its resources in precompiled form (HTML).
It is available through the gradle plugin system io.freefair.mjml.java and documentation is available here FreeFair User Guide.
Neos CMS is a content management system that combines structured content with application. This package adds the helper for compiling MJML markup as well as some prototypes which allow you to use TailwindCSS like classes in your MJML markup.
It is available on packagist.
Easy-email drag-and-drop email editor based on MJML. Transform structured JSON data into HTML that’s compatible with major email clients.
The Email Love Figma plugin takes the headache out of the email development process by enabling you to export responsive, production-ready email HTML or MJML directly from Figma.