You include a special tag mj-replace-id="myId" into any of your mj- tags in your MJML document. How does it work? New MJML attribute: mj-replace-id Use in conjuction with mjml-react to replace parts of your document with React code.You can still design and preview your overall layout using existing MJML tooling.Don't worry about injection attacks or special characters breaking the layout.No need to escaping special characters or sanitize utrusted data.Rewrite mj- attributes, text content or child nodes on a per-node basis.Replace parts of your MJML document with something dynamically generated.Easily inject text, tags, lists and more into your MJML programmatically.The problem is that there is no way to include partial JSON content, but mjml-dynamic solves this problem. The problem is that MJML does not have any templating support (and they have no intention to.) This can be worked around by using placeholders in your MJML and then compiling the markup first using a templating engine like Handlebars, Pug etc, however what if we could generate the content dynamically using JavaScript! It turns out that MJML already supports rendering JSON markup instead of MJML. MJML is a great open source tool for building emails, however as developers we often want to include dynamic content in our emails.
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