mjml-email-templates

Compiles MJML markup into responsive HTML email templates for .NET applications.

57|7|Updated Aug 6, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/seiggy/lucia-dotnet --skill mjml-email-templates-seiggy
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Skill: mjml-email-templates
Source: https://github.com/seiggy/lucia-dotnet/tree/main/.github/skills/mjml-email-templates
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/seiggy/lucia-dotnet --skill mjml-email-templates-seiggy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies the creation of responsive HTML email templates that render consistently across various email clients, overcoming the complexities of traditional HTML email development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • MJML Compilation: Converts simple MJML markup into robust, cross-client compatible HTML.
  • Template Rendering: Provides a .NET-based renderer for embedding and dynamically populating email templates.
  • Use Case: Develop transactional emails like password resets or user invitations that look professional and function correctly on Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail without manual adjustments.

Quick Start

Use the mjml-email-templates skill to render the 'UserInvitations/UserSignupInvitation' template with the provided variables.

Frequently Asked Questions about mjml-email-templates

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I compile MJML markup into responsive HTML email templates within a .NET application?

Responsive HTML email templates are compiled from MJML markup within a .NET application by utilizing the Mjml.Net rendering engine to output cross-client compatible HTML for transactional emails.

Why does my transactional HTML email break in Outlook and what is the best way to fix it?

Transactional HTML emails break in Outlook due to inconsistent client rendering, which you fix by compiling MJML markup into responsive HTML templates designed to render consistently across major email clients.

Can I use MJML for transactional email generation in .NET without manually adjusting layouts for Apple Mail or Gmail?

Yes, you can use MJML for transactional email generation in .NET without manual adjustments, because the compilation engine automatically generates responsive HTML optimized for major clients like Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail.

How do I dynamically populate and render embedded email template resources for a user invitation?

Embedded email template resources are dynamically populated and rendered by invoking the .NET renderer with specific variables, allowing you to generate user invitation emails by injecting data directly into the compiled MJML layout patterns.

What is the difference between writing raw HTML emails and using MJML markup for responsive design?

The difference between raw HTML and MJML markup for responsive design is that MJML abstracts away complex layout hacks, compiling simple markup into robust HTML that functions correctly across various email clients without manual debugging.

When should I not use MJML compilation for my email templates?

You should not use MJML compilation if your project requires highly unconventional email layouts that fall outside the provided layout patterns, or if your .NET environment cannot support the Mjml.Net rendering engine dependency.