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sfn-mail

v0.2.1

Published

Simple Friendly Node.js Email client for sending messages.

Downloads

10

Readme

SFN-Mail

Simple Friendly Node.js Mail client for sending messages.

This package is a simple wrapper for Nodemailer.

Install

npm install sfn-email

Example

const Mail = require("sfn-email");

Mail.init({
    host: "smtp.mail.qq.com",
    port: 25,
    from: "[email protected]",
    auth: {
        username: "[email protected]",
        password: "xxxxxxxx",
    }
});

(async() => {
    var mail = new Mail("A test email");
    mail.to("[email protected]")
        .text("Text content");
    try {
        var res = await mail.send();
        console.log(res);
    } catch (e) {
        console.log(e);
    }
    console.log(mail);
})();

API

  • Mail.init(options: object) Initiates email transport configurations.
    • options Transport configurations for Nodemailer, may carry a from property sets the default from address. Other options, please check https://nodemailer.com/smtp/.
  • new Mail(options: object)
  • new Mail(subject: string, options?: object) Creates a new email with a specified subject.
    • subject Email subject, optionally you can ignore this argument, just set the options, and set the subject in the options.
    • options Transport configurations for Nodemailer, may carry a from property sets the from address, and a to property sets a receiver or receivers, and an optional subject if you don't pass it as an argument.
  • mail.from(address: string) Sets the sender address.
  • mail.to(...address: string[]) Sets receiver addresses, optionally you can call this method multiple times to concatenate addresses.
  • mail.cc(...address: string[]) Sets receiver addresses on the CC field, optionally you can call this method multiple times to concatenate addresses.
  • mail.cc(...address: string[]) Sets receiver addresses on the BCC field, optionally you can call this method multiple times to concatenate addresses.
  • mail.text(content: string) Sets the plain text version of the email.
  • mail.html(content: string) Sets the HTML version of the email.
  • mail.attchment(filename: string) Sets a file as an attachment sent with the email, optionally you can call this method multiple times to attach multiple files.
  • mail.header(field: string, value: string | number | Date) Sets a header field sent with the email, optionally you can call this method multiple times to set multiple fields.
  • mail.send(): Promise Sends the email to all recipients. Returns a Promise, the only argument passed to the callback of then() is an object which may carry information like:
    • messageId the final Message-Id value;
    • envelope the envelope object for the message;
    • accepted recipient addresses that were accepted by the server;
    • rejected recipient addresses that were rejected by the server;
    • pending recipient addresses that were temporarily rejected; together with the server response;
    • response the last SMTP response from the server.