0.0.6 • Published 10 years ago

lambda-mail v0.0.6

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lambda-mail

lambda service for composing and sending emails

api params:

  • 'to'
  • 'from'
  • 'subject'
  • 'template' (the name of the template)
  • 'text' (will bypass the templating engine and send the enclosed text instead)
  • 'refreshCache' (optional, set this to the literal word 'refresh' to reset the template cache)

Email Templates are directories in a named directory under the emails/ folder on S3 and contain:

  • 'details.yaml'
    • stores configuration information about this email
  • 'email.html'
    • handlebars template
    • can make use of partials
  • partials are defined for all emails in global/ on s3
  • global/images/ hosts images for use by templates

'/lib/conf/' : (yaml/json files here will be auto-loaded with confi)

  • default.yaml
    • set dev option to true/false (i need to move this into a dev.yaml)
    • bucketName (specify s3 bucket, this is the root directory for global/ and emails/)
    • imageHost (for use in src attribute in img tags in templates, eg: <img src="{{imageHost}}/images/myImage.jpg">)
    • partials (this is a list of partials in the form:
      • name (the partial will be registered with this name)
      • filename (an .html file containing a mustache partial)
  • default-email.yaml
    • mandril host,port, login and password

lib/

  • 'email.js' :
    • sends emails via nodemailer and mandrill
  • 'rendering.js' :
    • encapsulates handlebars
    • persists registered partials in between invocations
  • 's3.js' :
    • simple wrapper for s3
    • can be reused/expanded upon for other s3 projects
  • 'templateRepository.js' :
    • storage unit for templates
    • loads partials from s3 and pre-registers them with handlebars for future use
    • loads templates from s3, precompiles them, and stores them for future use
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