This is a Boilerplate to Generator HTML 5 Mail Signature, you can use it for your company mails, forums...
Ìf you have to make some (or many) signature to your Company workers, clients, etc... you can save your time of repetitive tasks.
This will let to the end user to create him Signature using a simple Web Form (easy configuration).
You can create the signature filling form info and send a custom URL with all filled data (user can change it).
Imagine you change the custom signature and all users must change, in normal case you must generate it manually.
If you save the link sended to your end users, they will obtain again the updated signature!
- Download the latest version from
master(or clone repository). - Add your needed files (like images or documents) in
assets/. - Duplicate
configurable_structtoconfigurablefolder and editconfigurablefolder files as your requirements. - Upload to any web server (necessary for
non-standalonemode).
- Generate the signature (even without server in standalone mode)
- Generate a stand-alone signature:
- IMAGES will be included in the HTML as base64
- Signature will be greater size, but if signature server down, signature will work
- Send the signature link already generated (user only need to copy/paste signature)
IMPORTANT: Note that you must configure new images with corresponding functions for standalone mode
and currently standalone not support documents on html.
Well, this is a simple script for fun. Angular or similar will be too bigger and "hard" for this simple script, and create a small "vanilla" app with only required dependences can be funny (but a bit harder to develop).
The problem: Currently most older browsers are not supported for pollifyll reasons (jQuery fix almost all).
This script must be easy to custom, and I have no enough time to create a full template parser.
Well, is design related problems, I prefer to use an already beautifull CSS to increase speed development.
Note that, even Bootstrap includes jQuery, is not used in app components (it can be added in the future as retro-compatibilty).