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node-email-verificator

v0.1.3

Published

A simple way of email confirmation by sending a confirmation code to the client for verificatiion

Downloads

11

Readme

Node Email Verificator

NEV is a simplified method of sending quick verification code to email for verification.

NEV Functions

  • config
  • send
  • verify

config

    nev.config(service, user, pass);

The config function takes 3 parameters:

  • service: The host for sending mail (e.g gmail, yahoo)
  • user: Users email (e.g [email protected])
  • pass: The users password (e.g passw0rd)

If you are using gmail, you have to allow Less Secure App

send

When a post request for verification is made, the send function delivers the confirmation code to the email parameter

    nev.send(email);

The send function takes a parameters:

  • email: The client's email

verify

When a post request for confirmation is made, the verify function confirms the confirmation code from the client

    nev.verify(code);

The send function takes a parameters:

  • code: The confirmation code from the client

Example with express

const express = require('express');
const nev = require('node-email-verificator');

const server = express();

nev.config('gmail', '[email protected]', 'passw0rde');

server.post('/', (req, res) => {
    nev.send('[email protected]');
    res.sendFile('./confirm.html');
})

server.post('/confirm', (req, res) => {
    let code = req.body.code;

    if(nev.verify(code)){  //if successful
        res.sendFile('./success.html')
    }else{  // if error
        res.sendFile('./index.html', {message:  'Please Try Again'})
    }
})

server.listen(3000, () => console.log('Using NEV on port 3000'))

Contribution

Contribute on github Here