@monkey_king/sendemail v1.0.3

@monkey_king/sendemail

A node package to send emails built on top of nodemailer. This package uses mailgun as transporter for now...

Installation

To get started, run:

npm i @monkey_king/sendemail

Usage

To use this package, you will need an account at https://www.mailgun.com/.

To use this, in an ECMAScript, you will need to:

import { sendEmail } from "@monkey_king/sendemail";

const send = () => {
  sendEmail(
    auth, //required. will be the authentication object required by mailgun
    //auth = {auth: {api_key: <Your private key>, domain: <Your domain>}}

    sender, //required. string of the email sending the mail.
    //It should be the same as the one used to create mailgun account

    recipient, //required. Array of the list of emails to send to. They should
    // be verified emails if you are using a free foundation plan in mailgun

    subject, //required. string of the email subject

    emailContent, //required. html passed as a string (ex: '<h1>Hello everyone</h1>')

    callback //optional, takes two params. (error, result) => ...
  );
};

Example:

import {sendEmail} from '@monkey_king/sendemail'

const auth = {
    auth: {
        api_key: <Your API key>,
        domain: <Your domain>
    }
}

const emailContent = `
    <div>
        <h1>Hello</h1>
        <p>Welcome to the party</p>
    </div>
`

const send = () => {
    sendEmail(
        auth,
        sender@gmail.com,
        ["recipient1@gmail.com", "recipient2@gmail.com"],
        "Test the package",
        emailContent
    )
}

To use this, in an CommonJS, you will need to:

const { sendEmail } = require("@monkey_king/sendemail");

/**
 * Rest of code goes here as for ECMAScript
 */

What next?

We will be building to add aws SES and other transporters

Contributing

Your pull request is one button away, don't hesitate. Face any issue? let us know

License

This has an MIT license.