A very simple project to make newsletter based in templates. Using Symfony2, and AngularJS
v1.1.0
- Added $sce to trust the preview url
- Added directive to switch input type:
- Added color type
- Added editor type (ckeditor)
- Now the preview refreshes after 300ms of stop typing instead of each keypress.
v1.0.0
- Very basic application
Download or clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/dem3trio/symfony_newsletter.git your_install_dir
Install the all the dependencies:
cd your_install_dir/
composer install
bower install
Put each asset in its place
php app/console assets:install
And done!
Now run it with the symfony2 built-in server or create a virtual host in your desired web server
You should create one directory inside your_install_dir/app/data/templates for each newsletter template:
your_install_dir/
app/
data/
templates/
my_cool_template1/
my_cool_template2/
my_ubber_cool_template1/
And inside you must create 2 files, your twig template, and one template.json file.
This is a example of the template.json:
{
"name": "My cool template",
"description": "Description of the template",
"template_file": "the_name_of_your_template.html.twig",
"variables": [
{"name": "textColor", "type":"color", "default": "#FF0000" },
{"name": "textContent", "type":"text", "default": "Default text" },
{"name": "editorContent", "type":"editor", "default": "Default text in the editor" }
]
}
given that you have set 3 variables in the template.json, textColor, textContent and editorContent, you have to include those in your
template. Note that editorContent is a "editor" type, so it has to be filtered with the "raw" option in twig.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<p style="color:{{ textColor }}">{{ textContent }}</p>
{{ editorContent | raw }}
</body>
</html>Add all the variables you need :)
- Allow input types:
- datepicker
- images
- repeateable content
- Allow to download the rendered template (now only opens a new window) in a zip file
- Allow to send an e-mail to test it
- Upload new templates with a form.
- Allow folders (css, images) and download them with the zip file.
- Clean symfony code
- Think more features...