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Informations about the package laravel-react-email

Laravel React Email

Build Laravel email templates using react-email components. Variables from your Mailable are injected at send-time via Laravel Blade — no static strings hardcoded into HTML.

Latest Version

How it works

The build step compiles your TSX to static HTML and replaces placeholder props with Blade expressions:

In template In compiled Blade
$$name$$ {{ $name }}
$$user.email$$ {{ $user['email'] }}
blade.number('price') + {price.toFixed(2)} {{ $price }}
<BladeForEach items="items"> @foreach($items as $item)
<BladeIf condition="fee > 0"> @if($fee > 0)

Installation

1. Composer

2. Publish config

3. npm dependencies

Install react-email and link the library from your vendor directory so TSX templates can import its helpers:

Then add to your project's package.json:

Run npm install once more to create the symlink:

Why? The package lives in vendor/ (Composer only, not published to npm). The file: reference lets tsx resolve import { blade } from '@mscode-pl/laravel-react-email' correctly.

Quick start

Generate a Mailable + template

Creates:

Write the template

resources/react-email/welcome-email.tsx:

Build

Send

app/Mail/WelcomeEmail.php:

Variables

Simple string variables

Use $$variableName$$ directly in JSX text. The build step converts them to {{ $variableName }}.

Compiled Blade output:

Nested object variables

Dot notation is converted to array access:

Compiled Blade output:

Numeric variables

Use blade.number('varName') so methods like .toFixed() work at build time without crashing:

Compiled Blade output:

Blade handles the actual number formatting at send-time with number_format($total, 2) etc.

Lists / arrays — <BladeForEach>

Use the <BladeForEach> component to loop over an array. Inside, write $$item.property$$ placeholders:

Compiled Blade output:

For nested arrays (e.g. order.items):

Compiles to:

Conditional sections — <BladeIf>

Use <BladeIf> to wrap content that should only appear when a condition is true:

Compiled Blade output:

blade() helper reference

Helper TypeScript type Use when
blade('name') any generic placeholder
blade.string('name') string plain text, no method calls
blade.number('name') number .toFixed(), arithmetic
blade.array<T>('name') T[] .map(), .filter(), .reduce()
blade.object<T>('name') T nested property access

Commands

Command Description
php artisan make:react-email <Name> Generate Mailable + TSX template
php artisan react-email:build Compile all templates to Blade views
php artisan react-email:dev Start live-preview server at localhost:3000

Configuration

config/react-email.php:

Requirements

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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Requires php Version ^8.1|^8.2|^8.3|^8.4|^8.5
spatie/laravel-package-tools Version ^1.16
illuminate/contracts Version ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0
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