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generic-gmailsender

v1.0.2

Published

This is a simple tool to send mails through gmail from nodejs using the core library nodemailsender.

Downloads

2

Readme

Generic-gmailsender

This is a simple tool to send mails through gmail from nodejs using the core library nodemailsender.

Installation

To add the dependency, at the root of your project run :

npm i generic-gmailsender

Usage

Add the following code to your project and modify it as you consider.

const email = require('generic-gmailsender');

var options = {
    auth_mail: "[email protected]", //Gmail address where the email will come from
    auth_pass: "test", //Gmail password of this aaccount
    alias: '"Example Header "<', // Sender header to identify mail
    to: '[email protected], [email protected]', //Recipients
    subject: 'Generic-gmailsender | test', //Mail subject
    text: 'Hey there, this is a test message sent with generic-gmailsender', //Message to send
};

email(options);

By default Google blocks the sending of emails from less secure applications. Therefore you should allow less secure applications in your Google account to send emails, enabling with a simple click through this link. Allow less secure apps From your Google Account

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change or add to this tool.

Github link project Npm package

License

MIT