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CHANGELOG

All notable changes to laravel-react-email will be documented in this file.

[2.0.2] - 2025-12-07

Added

  • Support for nested variables using dot notation (e.g., $$user.email$$ → {{ $user['email'] }})
  • Windows path support in the React Email renderer
  • Comprehensive examples of nested variables in documentation

Changed

  • Improved variable detection to handle both simple and nested variables
  • Refactored variable conversion logic to eliminate code duplication
  • Updated all template stubs to use default React imports instead of namespace imports

Fixed

  • Fixed ESM import issues on Windows by converting paths to file:// URLs
  • Fixed TypeScript errors by using default imports with esModuleInterop

[2.0.1] - 2025-12-07

Added

  • Support for Laravel 12.x
  • Support for PHP 8.4, 8.5

[2.0.0] - 2025-12-07

Breaking Changes

  • Prebuild workflow: Templates must now be compiled with php artisan react-email:build before sending emails
  • Configuration changes: Renamed config keys from email_templates_path/blade_output_path to path/build_path
  • Removed hot reload: The enable_hot_reload config option has been removed
  • View references: Changed from react-email::template to react-email.template notation
  • Content method: Now requires both html and text parameters instead of just view

Added

  • php artisan react-email:dev command to start the React Email preview server
  • php artisan make:react-email command to generate both Mailable and React template
  • Better TypeScript support in template stubs
  • Improved example templates with proper styling
  • UPGRADE.md guide for migrating from v1.x
  • EXAMPLES.md with practical usage examples
  • Support for $$variable$$ syntax in React templates that compiles to Blade {{ $variable }}

Changed

  • ReactMailable is now a simple abstract class without build logic
  • Templates are stored in resources/react-email (instead of resources/views/react-email)
  • Compiled templates go to resources/views/react-email (instead of resources/views/vendor/react-email)
  • Improved error handling in build command
  • Better progress reporting during template compilation

Fixed

  • Constructor errors in ReactMailable
  • Service provider configuration issues
  • Incorrect view namespacing

Performance

  • Much faster email sending (no Node.js process during send)
  • Build-time validation catches errors before production
  • Pre-compiled templates reduce server load

[1.0.0] - Initial Release

Added

  • Basic React Email integration with Laravel
  • Hot reload support for development
  • Automatic template rendering on email send
  • Support for React Email components