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simplemailer

v1.0.4

Published

mail easily with an wrapper for nodemailer

Downloads

7

Readme

Simplemailer

NPM Version

Easy and simple to use mailer thats using nodemail

Install

npm install simplemailer

Test

node tests/examples.js

Easy To use

There are 4 different posibilities that you can use

  1. Directly pass all info as object to send method
simpleMailer.init('/location/to/your/config.json');
simpleMailer.send({
    to: '[email protected]',
    subject: 'test mail 1',
    text: 'test text mail 1', //Not needed if not present it will create one from the html
    html: '<b>test html mail 1</b>'
});
  1. When you dont add an text mail simplemailer will create one from you html
simpleMailer.init('/location/to/your/config.json');
simpleMailer.send({
    to: '[email protected]',
    subject: 'test mail 2',
    html: '<b>test html mail 2</b>'
});
  1. You can pass all required params as function with chaining
simpleMailer.init('/location/to/your/config.json');
simpleMailer.
    to('[email protected]').
    subject('test mail 3').
    html('<b>test html mail 3</b>').
    send()
;
  1. You can even add an template path that will be used for the html and text mail
simpleMailer.init('/location/to/your/config.json');
simpleMailer.
    to('[email protected]').
    subject('test mail 4').
    template('./tests/testMail.html').
    send()
;

Config

Be sure you have an config.json file in your root directory with the content as discribed in config.json.example

{
  "SIMPLEMAILER": {
    "SERVER": {
      "HOST":"mail.domain.com",
      "PORT":"587",
      "USERNAME":"username",
      "PASSWORD":"password",
      "SECURE": "false",
      "DKIM": {
        "DOMAINNAME": "mail.domain.com",
        "KEYSELECTOR": "2017",
        "PRIVATEKEY": "./DKIM/private.key",
        "CACHEDIR": "/tmp",
        "CACHETRESHOLD": 86400
      },
      "TLS": {
          "REJECTUNAUTHORIZED": false
      }
    },
    "FROMNAME": "from name",
    "FROMEMAIL": "[email protected]",
    "REPLYTO": "[email protected]"
  },
}