BootstrapEmail.Net 1.4.0

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This is the .NET Version of Bootstrap Email which was converted from Ruby to .NET (Core) 7

Bootstrap Email takes most of its inspiration from these two wonderful frameworks, Bootstrap and Tailwind but for HTML emails. Working with HTML in emails is never easy because of the nuances of email vs the web. With Bootstrap Email you don't have to understand all the nuance and it allows you to write emails like you would a website.

Setup

There are a few different ways you can use Bootstrap Email to compile emails:

• Use the dll
• Via the command line with the BootstrapEmailNet.Cli:

compile all files ending in .html in the current directory

BootstrapEmail.Cli

compile the file email.html and save it to the file out.html

BootstrapEmail.Cli -f email.html -d out.html

specify a path pattern and a destination directory for compiled emails to be saved to

BootstrapEmail.Cli -p 'emails/*' -d 'emails/compiled/*'

compile for a string

BootstrapEmail.Cli -s '<a href="#" class="btn btn-primary">Some Button</a>'

specify a config json file to use custom scss files

bootstrap-email -c bootstrap-email.json