.MJML 파일 확장자

Mailjet Markup Language File

개발사	Mailjet
인기도	3.3 \| 3 투표

MJML 파일이란 무엇인가요?

An MJML file is a responsive email template or element formatted using the Mailjet Markup Language (MJML). It contains plain text that determines the template or element's contents and formatting, defined using MJML tags and syntax. Most often, developers create and edit MJML files with the official MJML app.

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Mailjet MJML에서 열린 .mjml 파일의 스크린샷 — Mailjet MJML에서 열린 MJML 파일

MJML is a markup language that web developers can use to create responsive emails and templates. It features HTML-like syntax and elements, as well as a standard component library that developers can draw from to reduce the time they spend coding responsive email elements.

Often, developers save the emails, templates, and elements they've created using MJML as MJML files. For example, when a developer creates a new project in the MJML app, MJML saves that project's base content in a file named index.mjml. If a developer creates a new project that contains a header and footer, MJML saves the project's header and footer elements in files named header.mjml and footer.mjml. (In this case, the developer's index.mjml file will contain references to their header.mjml and footer.mjml files.)

While developers most often create MJML files from within the MJML app, they can use any text editor to create MJML files. Mailjet maintains plug-ins for Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Github Atom, and Sublime Text, to make it easier for developers to create MJML files in those apps.

일반적인 .MJML 파일 이름

index.html - Defines the main contents of an MJML email.

header.html - Defines an MJML email header.

footer.html - Defines an MJML email footer.

MJML 파일을 여는 방법

It is best to open MJML files with Mailjet's official MJML application. MJML not only highlights an MJML file's syntax, but also:

Displays a live preview of the email or element an MJML file describes
Allows developers to export MJML files as .HTML files

However, you can open MJML files with any text editor. Plug-ins for Microsoft Visual Studio Code, Github Atom, and Sublime Text allow those programs to highlight MJML syntax correctly.