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node-msmtp

v1.0.2

Published

A simple msmtp wrapper for node.

Downloads

10

Readme

node-msmtp

npm version

A simple msmtp wrapper for node.

Usage

  • Install node-msmtp.

    npm install node-msmtp
  • Also, msmtp binary should exist on the system. You may want to install one with your package manager.

    apt-get install msmtp # Debian/Ubuntu
    apk add msmtp # Alpine Linux
    brew install msmtp # Homebrew on macOS
  • Create an object out of this library. This will spawn an msmtp process, which waits for your composed email.

    const Msmtp = require("node-msmtp");
    let msmtp = new Msmtp({
        smtpHost: "smtp.example.com",
        smtpPort: 465,
        security: "tls",
        username: "[email protected]",
        password: "yourpassword",
    });

    To use STARTTLS, start the instance with security: "starttls", or omit it if you want to use unencrypted SMTP.

  • Compose your mail and send with the sendmail() method. msmtp process will read recipients from the mail's header.

    let mail = "";
      
    // Mail header starts here.
    mail += "From: YourName <[email protected]>\r\n";
    mail += "To: Someone <[email protected]>\r\n";
    mail += "Subject: Greetings\r\n";
    mail += "\r\n";
    // Mail body starts here.
    mail += "It's a nice day!";
      
    msmtp.sendMail(mail).then(() => {
        console.log("Send successfully.");
    }).catch(e => {
        console.log("Failed to send.");
    });

    msmtp uses exit codes defined by sysexits(3). Exit codes other than 0 will be thrown as a Javascript error.

    Typically, you will receive an EX_NOHOST if the host is not reachable (either a wrong input or a broken connection is possible), or EX_NOPERM if the username/password combination is not correct.

    See sysexits for more information.