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easy-email-template

v0.1.1

Published

A module for quick and easy email sending. This is an easy to use wrapper for Nodemailer.

Downloads

20

Readme

easy-email-template

This is to allow beginners to easily send emails.  This project contains
some basic templates.  This package is only possible due to the 
nodemailer package. This is just an easy wrapper for users to use 
nodemailer in a quick way.

Feedback / Questions / Issues / Request:

I welcome all feedback.  Please add any feedback, questions, request to the
github issue tracker and I will responds as soon as I can.  Thank you.

textEmail

This function sends email with only text based body.

To call the function after importing please do the following ( replacing
the placeholders with your info ): textEmail('smtp.office365.com', 587, 
'[email protected]', 'password', '[email protected]', '[email protected]', '[email protected]',
'[email protected]', 'this is the subject', 'this is the body')

Requirements:
    Host - This is the SMTP host address for your server
    Port - The port number for your email server
    Username -  The senders email username 
    Password - The senders email password 
    To - Who do you want in the To email line
    CC - If you want to carbon copy, can be left blank. Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']
    BCC - If you want to blind copy someone, can be left blank Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']
    From - Who you are sending the email to 
    Subject- The subject line of the email 
    Body - The text you wish to send in the email

htmlEmail

This function sends email with only html based body.

Requirements:
    Host - This is the SMTP host address for your server
    Port - The port number for your email server
    Username -  The senders email username 
    Password - The senders email password 
    To - Who do you want in the To email line
    CC - If you want to carbon copy, can be left blank. Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']
    BCC - If you want to blind copy someone, can be left blank Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']  
    From - Who you are sending the email to 
    Subject- The subject line of the email 
    html - The html you wish to send in the email

attachmentEmail

This function sends email with only text based body with attachments.
The attachment parameters is json data type.

To call the function after importing please do the following ( replacing
the placeholders with your info ): attachmentEmail('smtp.office365.com', 587, 
'[email protected]', 'password', '[email protected]', '[email protected]', 
'this is the subject', 'this is the body', [{id: value}])

Requirements:
    Host - This is the SMTP host address for your server
    Port - The port number for your email server
    Username -  The senders email username 
    Password - The senders email password 
    To - Who do you want in the To email line 
    CC - If you want to carbon copy, can be left blank. Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']
    BCC - If you want to blind copy someone, can be left blank Value should be in [] 
    separated by comma.  Example ['[email protected]', '[email protected]']   
    From - Who you are sending the email to 
    Subject- The subject line of the email 
    Body - The text you wish to send in the email
    Attachments- This is a json data type with two different methods of adding
    a file.  Please see folder JsonExamples\emailattachment for the two different
    methods of sending emails.