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The first option would allow to reuse some components from the website frontend which has been mostly converted to React ([[jira:MBS-8609]]), |
The first option would allow to reuse some components from the website frontend which has been mostly converted to React ([[jira:MBS-8609]]), |
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while the second option would be blazing fast (170× faster than the original Node.js implementation) but would require much work for components. |
while the second option would be blazing fast (170× faster than the original Node.js implementation) but would require much work for components. |
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However a multipart email (text/HTML + text/plain) is still wanted here, while MJML is focused on generating HTML only. |
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So the plain text alternative part should probably be generated using a tool like [https://crates.io/crates/html2text html2text]. |
Revision as of 18:00, 29 November 2023
MJML email renderer
Proposed mentors: bitmap, reosarevok, yvanzo
Languages/skills: React.js, Rust
Forum for discussion
Estimated Project Length: TBD hours
Difficulty: TBD
MusicBrainz Server can send emails to users in different occasions: email verification, edit notes, subscription edits, autoeditor election… So far these emails are generated in text only format using Template Toolkit which has had its day.
A modern replacement can be MJML through either the React.js wrapper mjml-react or the Rust reimplementation MRML. The first option would allow to reuse some components from the website frontend which has been mostly converted to React (jira:MBS-8609), while the second option would be blazing fast (170× faster than the original Node.js implementation) but would require much work for components.
However a multipart email (text/HTML + text/plain) is still wanted here, while MJML is focused on generating HTML only. So the plain text alternative part should probably be generated using a tool like html2text.