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@winglibs/email

v0.0.1

Published

An email library for Wing

Downloads

6

Readme

email

Prerequisites

For AWS, you need to have an AWS account and the AWS CLI installed. You'll also need to have Terraform or OpenTofu installed to deploy the application.

Installation

npm i @winglibs/email

Usage

bring email;

let email = new email.Email(sender: "[email protected]");

new cloud.Function(inflight () => {
  email.send(
    to: ["[email protected]"],
    subject: "My subject",
    text: "My content",
    html: "<h1>My content</h1>", // optional
  );
});

Simulator

When using email.Email in the local simulator, emails are mocked and are emitted to the logs. A table showing all emails that have been sent can be viewed in the email resource's interaction panel.

AWS

When compiled to AWS platforms, the email resource uses Amazon SES. For testing, we recommend using your own email address for sender since sender email addresses must be verified. When the application is deployed, an email will be sent to verify the configured sender address.

By default, new AWS accounts are in the sandbox mode. This means emails can only be sent to verified addresses. It also limits the number of emails that can be sent. To send emails to other addresses, you need to request production access here.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.