A newsletter is a great way to keep your followers up-to-date on what’s happening with your business. In this article, we’ll show you how to create a React newsletter in just a few minutes.
First, create a new React project using the following command:
npm init -y
Next, install the react- Newsletter importer and react- Newsletter export modules using the following commands:
npm install –save react-Newsletter importer npm install –save react-Newsletter export
Now, we’ll create our newsletter interface. Open src/Newsletter/index.js and add the following code:
import React from ‘react’ ; import Newsletter from ‘./Newsletter’ ; const HelloWorld = () => { return < h1 > Hello World ; } const export = ( newsletter ) => { return ( < div > < div className = "row" > { newsletter .
items } ); }; export . default = export ;.
In this code, we first imported React and the Newsletter module. Next, we created two functions called HelloWorld and export . HelloWorld simply returns a simple text message. export is where we will do all of our work with our newsletter. We first define a function called export that takes in a newsletter object as its only parameter.
This object contains all of the information about our newsletter, including its items array. Next, we use this function to create an HTML template for our newsletter. This template will contain all of the content for our newsletter, as well as any styles that we want to apply to it. Finally, we return this template to the global exports of our module.
Now that we have created our interface and exported its functionality, let’s create our actual newsletter content. First, open src/Newsletter/items.js and add the following code:
import React from ‘react’ ; import { Text , Image , Button } from ‘react-native’ ; import Newsletter from ‘./Newsletter’ ; const Items = () => { return ( < div className = "row" > < Text style = {{ fontSize : 20 }}> { Newsletter . items } < Image src = "https://placeholdergallery.com/12816/" /> < Button style = {{ textAlign : 'center' }} onPress = {() => { Items . push ( ` ${ this . props . title } – ${ this . date } ` ); }} > Add Date ); }; Items .
default = Items ; export = ( newsletter ) => { return ( < div className = "row" > < Text style = {{ fontSize : 20 }}> { newsletter . date } ` ); }} / > Export As HTML ); }; export .