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JSX email templates
componentsHolds reusable patternstemplatesA template equals a type of email sent
Usage
import { renderEmail } from "@calcom/emails";
await renderEmail("TeamInviteEmail", {
language: t,
from: "teampro@example.com",
to: "pro@example.com",
teamName: "Team Pro",
joinLink: "https://cal.com",
});
The first argument is the template name as defined inside templates/index.ts. The second argument are the template props.
Development
You can use an API endpoint to preview the email HTML, there's already one on /apps/web/pages/api/email.ts feel free to change the template to the one you're currently working on.