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zaagel

v0.2.4

Published

send emails anywhere in 2 lines of code

Downloads

3

Readme

zaagel

Send templated emails from anywhere to everywhere in 2 lines of code.

NPM

Installation

npm i zaagel

Usage

let's say i have this piece of data

const data = {
  name: 'foo',
  decription: 'bar',
  message: 'foo bar never gets old',
}

THIS is how easy it is to send it as a templated email with zaagel

const message = {
  to: "[email protected]",
  subject: "Sending automated emails is easy!",
  template: "message-confirmation", // email template used
  body: data, // data to populate template,
  replyTo: "[email protected]",
}

import zaagel from  'zaagel'
zaagel.mail(message)

By default, emails are sent from [email protected].

If you need to override the default behavior, or want further customization, you can pass in your own SMTP settings to the configure function before making a mailing request.

const siteData = {
  siteName: 'your-site.com',
  siteOwner: 'your-name',
  siteEmail: '[email protected]'
}
const config = { 
  service: "Outlook365", // or gmail, zoho, etc.
  host: "smtp.office365.com",
  port: "587",
  tls: { 
    ciphers: "SSLv3",
    rejectUnauthorized: false,
  },
  auth: {
    user: '[email protected]',
    pass: 'your-app-password',
  },
}

import zaagel from  'zaagel'
zaagel.configure(siteData, config)

Contributing

Here's where this project is headed:

Near Future:

🎁 Templates documentation

🎁 API documentation

🎁 More email templates

🎁

Later:

🤯 Email scheduling (send at time t)

🤯 Visual email editor

🤯 Dashboard to track email performance

Contributing to any of these would be major!!

License

Zaagel is licensed under the MIT license