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React Email 6.0
Summary
React Email 6.0 announces an open-source visual editor as its centerpiece, available as a standalone package that outputs email-ready HTML for major inbox providers. The editor is built in two layers: a core that works without configuration and a composable API using EmailNode for custom extensions, with optional themes for styling. The release ships new authentication and e-commerce templates from Character Studio, available as React Email templates or Figma files. All components are now unified into a single package except the editor, simplifying imports and reducing package management. The project has reached 2 million weekly downloads, a 108% increase since the last major release five months ago.
Approach / What changed
React Email 6.0 introduces an open-source visual editor with a two-layer architecture (core and composable API), a unified package for components, and new templates for authentication and e-commerce.
Takeaways
The new open-source editor can be embedded in any app and outputs email-ready HTML that works across major inbox providers.
The editor’s composable API allows building custom extensions using EmailNode, which defines both HTML and React Email output via renderToReactEmail.
All components are now unified into a single package (react-email) except the editor, simplifying imports and reducing package management.
FAQ
How do I upgrade from React Email 5.0 to 6.0?
Remove the old packages (@react-email/components and @react-email/preview-server), install the new packages (react-email@latest and @react-email/ui@latest), and update imports to use react-email instead of @react-email/components.
What is the new editor's architecture?
The editor is built in two layers: a core that works out of the box with no configuration, and a composable API for building custom extensions using EmailNode.
Are there new templates included?
Yes, new templates for authentication and e-commerce created by Character Studio are available as React Email templates or Figma files.
Source and freshness
- Source
- resend.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
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