This SMTP client library for Node.JS helps you send email safely and easily.
npm install foonyah-smtpmailsender-mailThis SMTP client helps you send email safely and easily using
Node.JS. It supports TLS and auth-login so you can send through
gmail. It also implements sanity checks to safeguard against header
injection attacks.
Use NPM to install:
npm install foonyah-smtpmailsender-mail
The Mail class encapsulates connection settings and can be used as a
safe, high-level mailer.
var mail = require('mail').Mail({
host: 'smtp.gmail.com',
username: 'me@gmail.com',
password: 'password'
});
Use the mailer to send messages:
mail.message({
from: 'sender@example.net',
to: ['recipient@somewhere.org'],
subject: 'Hello from Node.JS'
})
.body('Node speaks SMTP!')
.send(function(err) {
if (err) throw err;
console.log('Sent!');
});
Create a new mailer that can be used to send messages. Common options
include:
+ host: server hostname
+ username: user for server authentication
+ password: password for server authentication,
Other options:
+ secure: true, false, or crypto credentials (default: true)
+ port: server listens on this port (default: 587 or 25)
+ domain: the domain of the sender (default: os.hostname())
+ mimeTransport: 7BIT or 8BITMIME (default: 8BITMIME)
Begin a MailTransaction. The headers object may contain any any
SMTP headers. When the message is formatted, email addresses are
validated, header names are title-cased, and header values escaped to
prevent injection. A Date header is automatically added.
An email address may be an array, a single address, or a string with
command-separated addresses. Individual addresses may be bare or in
the format "Display Name" .
Add a body to a mail transaction. Long lines are automatically
wrapped.
Connect to the server, transmit the message, and quit. The callback
should be in the form function(err, message) { ... }. Upon success,err is null and message is set to the Message object that was
sent to the server.
Node Mail has been tested against [qmail][1] and [gmail][2] using Node
version v0.4.3. A working subset of these RFCs are supported:
+ Internet Message Format
+ Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
+ Authentication Extension
+ SMTP Transport Layer Security
+ 8-bit MIME Transport
There is not currently direct support for multipart messages or
attachments, although node-mail will send messages in this format if
they're build manually.
[1]: http://qmail.org/top.html
[2]: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=13287
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