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MJML has a registerComponent function. Does MRML have an analogous function? I did trying looking. Apologies if I missed it. If not, do you have a recommendation for using custom components with MRML? Thanks!
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Thanks for your interest in MRML!
Unfortunately, right now, it's not possible to implement your own component in MRML.
In the meantime, if your component can be split into known components/elements, you can use mj-include instead.
To get more into details about this. Right now, all the components are built on top of enums. Which means there is no dyn components, which avoids the use of a dynamic table, which improves the performances by a lot.
Having a way to register components would imply a degradation of the performance.
I will create a poc for that and see if I can make a feature for that so that it's an opt in... I'll keep thinking about it...
MJML has a registerComponent function. Does MRML have an analogous function? I did trying looking. Apologies if I missed it. If not, do you have a recommendation for using custom components with MRML? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: