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mailtool

v0.3.2

Published

A Wrapper around nodemailer and browserbox, which reads configuration from cson files.

Downloads

19

Readme

Mailtool

This is a mail tool, which brings together nodemailer for sending and browserbox for recieving mails and you can store configurations for both in a common configfile. Passwords are stored in external files, which are referenced in config.

Configuration

Configuration brings together configuration of NodeMailer (in transport section) and browserbox (in mailbox section).

Example:

Default configuration resides in ~/.mailtool/config.cson. Paths to passwords are relative to config file.

Private:
	mailbox:
		type: 'imap'
		host: 'some.cool.host'
		port: 993
		secure: true
		auth:
			user: 'donald'
			pass: "passwords/Private-mailbox-auth"

Business:
	transport:
		host: 'smtp.entenhausen.com'
		port: 465
		auth:
			user: 'phantomas'
			pass: "passwords/Business-transport-auth"
		secure: true
		rejectUnauthorized: false

	mailbox:
		type: 'imap'
		host: 'imap.entenhausen.com'
		port: 993
		secure: true
		auth:
			user: 'phantomas'
			pass: "passwords/Business-mailbox-auth"

	dailyReport:
		from: "Phantomas <[email protected]>"
		subject: "Daily Report"
		to: "[email protected]"

	default:
		from: "Phantomas <[email protected]>"

		signature: """
			Phantomas
			World Saviour

			Entenhausen
		"""