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  # @emailens/engine
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- Email compatibility engine that transforms CSS per email client, analyzes compatibility across **250+ CSS properties**, scores results, simulates dark mode, provides framework-aware fix snippets, checks DNS deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, BIMI), and runs content hygiene, accessibility, link, image, inbox preview, size, and template variable analysis.
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+ [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@emailens/engine)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@emailens/engine)
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+ [![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/@emailens/engine)](./LICENSE)
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+ [![tests](https://img.shields.io/badge/tests-574%20passing-brightgreen)]()
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+ [![node](https://img.shields.io/node/v/@emailens/engine)](https://nodejs.org/)
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- Supports **12 email clients**: Gmail (Web, Android, iOS), Outlook (365, Windows), Apple Mail (macOS, iOS), Yahoo Mail, Samsung Mail, Thunderbird, HEY Mail, and Superhuman.
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+ **Your email looks perfect in Apple Mail. Gmail strips half the CSS. Outlook renders it in Word.**
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- ## Install
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+ `@emailens/engine` analyzes your HTML against 250+ CSS properties across 12 email clients, scores compatibility, and shows you exactly what to fix — before you hit send.
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+ > **[emailens.dev](https://emailens.dev)** — Try the hosted version. Paste HTML, get a full audit in seconds.
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+ ## Quick Start
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  ```bash
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  npm install @emailens/engine
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- # or
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- bun add @emailens/engine
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  ```
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- Requires Node.js >= 18.
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- ## Quick Start
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  ```typescript
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  import { auditEmail } from "@emailens/engine";
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+ // Flexbox + gap + box-shadow — all Outlook killers
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  const html = `<html lang="en">
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- <head><title>Newsletter</title>
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- <style>.card { border-radius: 8px; box-shadow: 0 2px 8px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); }</style>
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+ <head><title>Weekly Update</title>
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+ <style>
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+ .card { border-radius: 8px; box-shadow: 0 2px 8px rgba(0,0,0,0.1); }
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+ </style>
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  </head>
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  <body>
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  <div class="card" style="display: flex; gap: 16px;">
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  <div>Column A</div>
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  <div>Column B</div>
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  </div>
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- <a href="https://example.com/unsubscribe">Unsubscribe</a>
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  </body>
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  </html>`;
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  const report = auditEmail(html, { framework: "jsx" });
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+ console.log(report.compatibility.scores["outlook-windows"]);
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+ // { score: 30, errors: 3, warnings: 3, info: 1 }
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+ // ↑ Outlook uses Word — flexbox, gap, box-shadow, border-radius all break
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  console.log(report.compatibility.scores["gmail-web"]);
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  // { score: 75, errors: 0, warnings: 5, info: 0 }
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- // { score: 100, level: "low", issues: [] }
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- console.log(report.accessibility.score);
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- // 88
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- console.log(report.links.totalLinks);
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- // 1
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- console.log(report.images.total);
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- // 0
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- console.log(report.inboxPreview.subject);
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- // "Newsletter"
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- console.log(report.size.clipped);
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- console.log(report.templateVariables.unresolvedCount);
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- // 0
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- ```
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- ## API Reference
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- ### `auditEmail(html: string, options?: AuditOptions): AuditReport`
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- **Unified API** — runs all 8 email analysis checks in a single call. Returns compatibility warnings + scores, spam analysis, link validation, accessibility audit, image analysis, inbox preview extraction, size checking, and template variable detection.
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- Internally parses the HTML once and shares the DOM across all analyzers.
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- ```typescript
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- import { auditEmail } from "@emailens/engine";
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- const report = auditEmail(html, {
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- spam: { emailType: "transactional" }, // skip unsubscribe check
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- skip: ["images"], // skip specific checks
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- });
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- // report.compatibility.warnings — CSSWarning[]
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- // report.compatibility.scores — Record<string, ClientScore>
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- // report.spam — SpamReport
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- // report.links — LinkReport
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- // report.accessibility — AccessibilityReport
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- // report.images — ImageReport
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- // report.inboxPreview — InboxPreview
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- // report.size — SizeReport
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- // report.templateVariables — TemplateReport
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- ```
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- **`AuditOptions`:**
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- - `framework?: "jsx" | "mjml" | "maizzle"` — attach framework-specific fix snippets
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- - `spam?: SpamAnalysisOptions` — options for spam analysis
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- - `skip?: Array<"spam" | "links" | "accessibility" | "images" | "compatibility" | "inboxPreview" | "size" | "templateVariables">` — skip specific checks
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- ### `createSession(html: string, options?: CreateSessionOptions): EmailSession`
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- **Session API** — pre-parses the HTML once and exposes all analysis methods on the shared DOM. Use this when you need to call multiple analysis functions on the same HTML to avoid redundant parsing.
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- ```typescript
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- import { createSession } from "@emailens/engine";
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- const session = createSession(html, { framework: "jsx" });
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- // All analysis methods share a single DOM parse:
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- const warnings = session.analyze();
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- const scores = session.score(warnings);
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- const spam = session.analyzeSpam();
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- const links = session.validateLinks();
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- const a11y = session.checkAccessibility();
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- const images = session.analyzeImages();
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- const preview = session.extractInboxPreview();
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- const size = session.checkSize();
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- const templates = session.checkTemplateVariables();
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- const report = session.audit();
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- // Transforms and dark mode still work (parse internally per client):
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- const transforms = session.transformForAllClients();
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- const darkMode = session.simulateDarkMode("gmail-web");
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- **`CreateSessionOptions`:**
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- - `framework?: "jsx" | "mjml" | "maizzle"` — framework for fix snippets (applies to all session methods)
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- **`EmailSession` methods:**
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- | `audit(options?)` | Yes | Run all checks (equivalent to `auditEmail`) |
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- | `analyze()` | Yes | CSS compatibility warnings |
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- | `score(warnings)` | — | Generate per-client scores |
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- | `analyzeSpam(options?)` | Yes | Spam indicator analysis |
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- | `validateLinks()` | Yes | Link validation |
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- | `checkAccessibility()` | Yes | Accessibility audit |
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- | `analyzeImages()` | Yes | Image analysis |
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- | `extractInboxPreview()` | Yes | Subject line and preheader extraction |
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- | `checkSize()` | Yes | Gmail clipping size check |
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- | `checkTemplateVariables()` | Yes | Unresolved template variable detection |
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- | `checkDeliverability(domain)` | — | DNS deliverability check (async, SPF/DKIM/DMARC/MX/BIMI) |
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- | `transformForClient(clientId)` | No | Transform for one client |
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- | `transformForAllClients()` | No | Transform for all 12 clients |
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- | `simulateDarkMode(clientId)` | No | Dark mode simulation |
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- **When to use sessions vs standalone functions:**
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- - **Multiple analysis calls on the same HTML** → use `createSession()` to avoid redundant parsing
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- - **Single analysis call** → use standalone functions (`auditEmail`, `analyzeEmail`, etc.)
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- - **Server-side batch processing** → use `createSession()` per email for best throughput
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- ### `analyzeEmail(html: string, framework?: Framework): CSSWarning[]`
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- Analyzes an HTML email and returns CSS compatibility warnings for all 12 email clients. Detects `<style>`, `<link>`, `<svg>`, `<video>`, `<form>`, inline CSS properties, `@font-face`, `@media` queries, gradients, flexbox/grid, and more.
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- The optional `framework` parameter controls which fix snippets are attached to warnings. Analysis always runs on compiled HTML.
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- const warnings = analyzeEmail(html); // Plain HTML
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- ### `generateCompatibilityScore(warnings): Record<string, ClientScore>`
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- Generates a 0–100 compatibility score per email client. Formula: `100 - (errors × 15) - (warnings × 5) - (info × 1)`.
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- ### `warningsForClient(warnings, clientId): CSSWarning[]`
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- Filter warnings for a specific client.
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- ### `errorWarnings(warnings): CSSWarning[]`
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- Get only error-severity warnings.
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- ### `structuralWarnings(warnings): CSSWarning[]`
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- Get only warnings that require HTML restructuring (`fixType: "structural"`).
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- ### `analyzeSpam(html: string, options?: SpamAnalysisOptions): SpamReport`
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- Analyzes an HTML email for content hygiene issues. Returns a 0–100 score (100 = clean) and an array of issues. Uses heuristic rules modeled after SpamAssassin, CAN-SPAM, and GDPR.
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- > **Note:** Content hygiene heuristics — not a real spam filter. This checks for common anti-patterns that trigger spam filters but cannot predict actual inbox placement. For real spam testing, use the `checkSpamAssassin()` integration or a dedicated service.
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- **Checks:** caps ratio, excessive punctuation, spam trigger phrases, missing unsubscribe link (with transactional email exemption), hidden text, URL shorteners, image-to-text ratio, deceptive links (with ESP tracking domain allowlist), all-caps subject.
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- ### `validateLinks(html: string): LinkReport`
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- Static analysis of all links in an HTML email. No network requests.
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- **Checks:** empty/placeholder hrefs, `javascript:` protocol, insecure HTTP, generic link text, missing accessible names, empty mailto/tel, very long URLs, duplicate links.
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- Audits an HTML email for accessibility issues. Returns a 0–100 score and detailed issues.
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- **Checks:** missing `lang` attribute, missing `<title>`, image alt text, link accessibility, layout table roles, small text, color contrast (WCAG 2.1), heading hierarchy.
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- **Checks:** missing dimensions, oversized data URIs, missing alt, WebP/SVG format, missing `display:block`, tracking pixels, high image count.
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- Extracts subject line (from `<title>`) and preheader text from the email HTML. Returns per-client truncation data showing how subject and preheader will appear across 8 email clients.
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- **Checks:** missing `<title>`, subject too long, missing preheader, preheader too short/long, `&zwnj;&nbsp;` padding hack, emoji in subject.
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- **Detects:** `{{var}}` (Handlebars/Mustache), `${var}` (ES template literals), `<%= %>` (ERB/EJS), `*|TAG|*` (Mailchimp), `%%tag%%` (Salesforce), `{merge_field}` (single-brace).
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- Validates email deliverability for a domain by checking MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI DNS records. All DNS queries have a 5-second timeout. No external dependencies — uses `node:dns/promises`.
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- Transforms HTML for a specific email client — strips unsupported CSS, inlines `<style>` blocks (for Gmail), removes unsupported elements.
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- ## Performance
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- The engine internally parses HTML using [Cheerio](https://cheerio.js.org/). For a typical 50–100KB email, each `cheerio.load()` call takes 5–15ms. Without optimization, calling multiple analysis functions on the same HTML would parse it repeatedly.
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- **`auditEmail()`** parses the HTML once and shares the DOM across all 8 analyzers (compatibility, spam, links, accessibility, images, inbox preview, size, template variables). Previously each analyzer parsed independently — this eliminates ~80% of parsing overhead in the audit path.
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- **`createSession()`** extends this optimization to any combination of calls. When you need to call `analyzeEmail()` + `analyzeSpam()` + `validateLinks()` + other checks on the same HTML, a session shares a single parse across all of them.
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- // Do this (1 HTML parse):
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- const report = auditEmail(html, { framework: "jsx" });
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- // Or for selective analysis (1 HTML parse):
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- const session = createSession(html, { framework: "jsx" });
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- const warnings = session.analyze();
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- const scores = session.score(warnings);
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- const spam = session.analyzeSpam();
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- // ... pick only what you need
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- ```
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- ---
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-
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- ## Security Considerations
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-
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- ### Input Size Limits
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-
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- All public functions enforce a 2MB (`MAX_HTML_SIZE`) input limit. Inputs exceeding this limit throw immediately. The limit is exported so consumers can check before calling:
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- ```typescript
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- if (html.length > MAX_HTML_SIZE) {
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- }
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- ```
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-
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- ### Compile Module Security
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-
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- - **React Email JSX**: User code runs in a sandboxed environment. The `"isolated-vm"` strategy provides true heap isolation. The `"vm"` and `"quickjs"` strategies use `node:vm` which is NOT a security boundary — suitable for CLI use where users run their own code. For server deployments accepting untrusted input, use `"isolated-vm"`.
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- - **Maizzle**: PostHTML directives that access the filesystem (`<extends>`, `<fetch>`, `<include>`, `<raw>`, `<block>`, `<yield>`, etc.) are rejected at validation time.
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- - **MJML**: Compiled through the `mjml` package with default settings.
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- ---
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- ## AI-Powered Fixes
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- The engine classifies every warning as either `css` (CSS-only swap) or `structural` (requires HTML restructuring). For structural issues, the engine can generate a prompt and delegate to an LLM.
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- ### `generateAiFix(options): Promise<AiFixResult>`
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+ Score too low? Fix it automatically:
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  ```typescript
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  import { generateAiFix, AI_FIX_SYSTEM_PROMPT } from "@emailens/engine";
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+ const { code } = await generateAiFix({
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  originalHtml: html,
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- warnings,
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- scores,
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- scope: "all",
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+ warnings: report.compatibility.warnings,
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+ scores: report.compatibility.scores,
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+ scope: "outlook-windows",
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  format: "jsx",
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  provider: async (prompt) => {
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+ // Any LLM — Claude, GPT, etc.
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  const msg = await anthropic.messages.create({
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  model: "claude-sonnet-4-6",
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  return msg.content[0].type === "text" ? msg.content[0].text : "";
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  },
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  });
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+ // code → JSX with <Table> layout, VML roundrects, inline fallbacks
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  ```
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- ### `estimateAiFixTokens(options): Promise<TokenEstimate>`
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+ ## What It Catches
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+
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+ 8 analysis engines, one `auditEmail()` call.
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- Estimate tokens before making an API call.
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+ - **CSS compatibility** 250+ properties tested across 12 email clients, with fix snippets and AI-powered auto-fix
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+ - **Spam scoring** — 45+ signals modeled after SpamAssassin, CAN-SPAM, and GDPR
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+ - **Accessibility** — WCAG contrast ratios, alt text, semantic structure, heading hierarchy
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+ - **Link validation** — broken hrefs, insecure HTTP, `javascript:` protocols, deceptive URLs
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+ - **Image analysis** — missing dimensions, oversized data URIs, tracking pixels, WebP/SVG format
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+ - **Inbox preview** — subject/preheader truncation per client, Gmail clipping detection
89
+ - **Domain authentication** — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and BIMI DNS record validation
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+ - **Template variables** — unresolved merge tags across 6 template systems (Handlebars, ERB, Mailchimp, etc.)
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91
 
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- ### `heuristicTokenCount(text): number`
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+ ## Installation
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93
 
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- Instant synchronous token estimate (~3.5 chars/token).
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @emailens/engine
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+ ```
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97
 
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- ---
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+ Three entry points:
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+
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+ | Import | Description |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `@emailens/engine` | Core analysis — CSS, spam, a11y, links, images, inbox preview, size, templates, AI fix |
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+ | `@emailens/engine/compile` | JSX / MJML / Maizzle → HTML compilers |
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+ | `@emailens/engine/server` | Node-only: DNS deliverability checks, SpamAssassin integration |
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+
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+ ## Why Emailens?
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+
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+ - **Offline-first** — runs entirely locally, no network calls required (except DNS deliverability checks)
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+ - **Unified audit** — one function call returns CSS compatibility, spam, accessibility, links, images, inbox preview, size, and template checks
110
+ - **Framework-aware** — fix snippets tailored to React Email (JSX), MJML, and Maizzle
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+ - **AI-ready** — structural issues get LLM-powered auto-fix with any provider (Claude, GPT, etc.)
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+ - **Programmable** — TypeScript API, not a GUI — integrate into CI, editors, or build pipelines
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+
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+ | | @emailens/engine | Litmus | Email on Acid | caniemail.com |
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+ |---|---|---|---|---|
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+ | Local/offline | Yes | No | No | Data only |
117
+ | Programmatic API | Yes | Limited | No | No |
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+ | CSS + Spam + A11y | Yes | Separate tools | Separate tools | CSS only |
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+ | AI auto-fix | Yes | No | No | No |
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+ | Open source | MIT | No | No | Yes (data) |
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  ## Supported Email Clients
534
123
 
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  | HEY Mail | `hey-mail` | Webmail | WebKit | Yes |
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  | Superhuman | `superhuman` | Desktop | Blink | Yes |
549
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- ## Types
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+ ## API Documentation
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140
 
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- ```typescript
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- type SupportLevel = "supported" | "partial" | "unsupported" | "unknown";
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- type Framework = "jsx" | "mjml" | "maizzle";
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- type InputFormat = "html" | Framework;
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- type FixType = "css" | "structural";
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- interface CSSWarning {
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- client: string;
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- property: string;
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- message: string;
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- suggestion?: string;
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566
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- selector?: string; // element selector for inline styles
568
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569
-
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- interface AuditReport {
571
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573
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574
- };
575
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- links: LinkReport;
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- accessibility: AccessibilityReport;
578
- images: ImageReport;
579
- inboxPreview: InboxPreview;
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- size: SizeReport;
581
- templateVariables: TemplateReport;
582
- }
583
-
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- interface EmailSession {
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- readonly html: string;
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- readonly framework: Framework | undefined;
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- audit(options?): AuditReport;
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589
- score(warnings): Record<string, ClientScore>;
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- analyzeSpam(options?): SpamReport;
591
- validateLinks(): LinkReport;
592
- checkAccessibility(): AccessibilityReport;
593
- analyzeImages(): ImageReport;
594
- extractInboxPreview(): InboxPreview;
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- checkSize(): SizeReport;
596
- checkTemplateVariables(): TemplateReport;
597
- transformForClient(clientId): TransformResult;
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599
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-
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- interface InboxPreview {
603
- subject: string | null;
604
- preheader: string | null;
605
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606
- preheaderLength: number;
607
- truncation: ClientTruncation[];
608
- issues: InboxPreviewIssue[];
609
- }
610
-
611
- interface SizeReport {
612
- htmlBytes: number;
613
- humanSize: string;
614
- clipped: boolean;
615
- issues: SizeIssue[];
616
- }
617
-
618
- interface TemplateReport {
619
- unresolvedCount: number;
620
- issues: TemplateIssue[];
621
- }
622
-
623
- interface SpamReport {
624
- score: number; // 0–100 (100 = clean)
625
- level: "low" | "medium" | "high";
626
- issues: SpamIssue[];
627
- }
628
-
629
- interface LinkReport {
630
- totalLinks: number;
631
- issues: LinkIssue[];
632
- breakdown: { https: number; http: number; mailto: number; tel: number; ... };
633
- }
634
-
635
- interface AccessibilityReport {
636
- score: number; // 0–100
637
- issues: AccessibilityIssue[];
638
- }
639
-
640
- interface ImageReport {
641
- total: number;
642
- totalDataUriBytes: number;
643
- issues: ImageIssue[];
644
- images: ImageInfo[];
645
- }
646
-
647
- interface DeliverabilityReport {
648
- domain: string;
649
- checks: DeliverabilityCheck[];
650
- score: number; // 0-100
651
- issues: DeliverabilityIssue[];
652
- }
653
-
654
- interface DeliverabilityCheck {
655
- name: "spf" | "dkim" | "dmarc" | "mx" | "bimi";
656
- status: "pass" | "fail" | "warn" | "skip";
657
- message: string;
658
- detail?: string;
659
- record?: string;
660
- }
661
-
662
- interface SpamAssassinResult {
663
- score: number;
664
- threshold: number;
665
- isSpam: boolean;
666
- rules: Array<{ name: string; score: number; description: string }>;
667
- rawOutput: string;
668
- }
669
- ```
141
+ Full API reference: **[docs/API.md](./docs/API.md)**
142
+
143
+ Covers:
144
+ - `auditEmail` and `createSession` core analysis
145
+ - Standalone analyzers (CSS, spam, links, accessibility, images, inbox preview, size, templates)
146
+ - DNS deliverability and SpamAssassin integration
147
+ - Client transforms and dark mode simulation
148
+ - Compile module (JSX, MJML, Maizzle)
149
+ - AI-powered fixes and token estimation
150
+ - Performance optimization guide
151
+ - Security considerations
152
+ - Full TypeScript type definitions
153
+
154
+ ## Roadmap
670
155
 
671
- ## Testing
156
+ - [ ] Outlook VML auto-generation
157
+ - [ ] GitHub Actions integration (score thresholds in CI)
158
+ - [ ] Automated caniemail.com data sync
159
+ - [ ] Real-time rendering previews
160
+ - [ ] MJML/Maizzle source-level linting
161
+ - [ ] Plugin system for custom analyzers
162
+
163
+ ## Contributing
164
+
165
+ Contributions are welcome! See **[CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md)** for architecture overview, setup instructions, and PR guidelines.
672
166
 
673
167
  ```bash
674
- bun test
168
+ bun install && bun test # 574 tests
675
169
  ```
676
170
 
677
- 574 tests covering analysis (250+ CSS properties), transformation, dark mode simulation, framework-aware fixes, AI fix generation, token estimation, content hygiene scoring, link validation, accessibility checking, image analysis, inbox preview extraction, size checking, template variable detection, DNS deliverability checking, session API, security hardening, integration pipelines, accuracy benchmarks, and battle tests.
678
-
679
171
  ## License
680
172
 
681
- MIT
173
+ MIT — Copyright 2025 [Emailens](https://emailens.dev)