node-sendmail

Send mail without SMTP server

If your interested in helping out this repo please check out the roadmap below to see if anything interests you

Roadmap

Add Testing
Add Better Error Handling
Add A Retry feature
Update how we do options
Respond with documented status codes
CRLF
replyTo
returnTo
Please submit your ideas as PR's

Install

npm install sendmail --save
# or
yarn add sendmail

Options

const sendmail = require('sendmail')({
  logger: {
    debug: console.log,
    info: console.info,
    warn: console.warn,
    error: console.error
  },
  silent: false,
  dkim: { // Default: False
    privateKey: fs.readFileSync('./dkim-private.pem', 'utf8'),
    keySelector: 'mydomainkey'
  },
  devPort: 1025, // Default: False
  devHost: 'localhost', // Default: localhost
  smtpPort: 2525, // Default: 25
  smtpHost: 'localhost' // Default: -1 - extra smtp host after resolveMX
})

Usage

const sendmail = require('sendmail')();

sendmail({
    from: 'no-reply@yourdomain.com',
    to: 'test@qq.com, test@sohu.com, test@163.com ',
    subject: 'test sendmail',
    html: 'Mail of test sendmail ',
  }, function(err, reply) {
    console.log(err && err.stack);
    console.dir(reply);
});

Examples

Please checkout our great examples

Upgrading

Note if you were on any previous version before <1.0.0 You will need to start using html instead of content. Instead of creating emails ourselves anymore we have decided to use mailcomposer to compose our emails. Which means we can give you the same great package with the best mail composer package out there.

In 1.2.0 "Converted to ES2015" which will break node 4.x

Mail Options

Note we use mailcomposer to compose our mail before we send it out so all mail options will be well documented Here. But for those who want something particular go ahead and search down below.

E-mail message fields

Below are a list of the most used options for email fields. Please read the entire list of options here Here:

from
sender
to
cc
bcc
replyTo
inReplyTo
subject
text
html

Attachments

You are also able to send attachents. Please review the list of properties here Here

Alternatives

In addition to text and HTML, any kind of data can be inserted as an alternative content of the main body. Please check that out Here

Address Formatting

All e-mail addresses can be formatted. Please check that out Here

SMTP envelope

SMTP envelope is usually auto generated from from, to, cc and bcc fields but you can change them Here

Using Embedded Images

Attachments can be used as embedded images in the HTML body. To use this feature, you need to set additional properties Here

Change Log

1.0.0 Mail Composer

A better way to compose the emails while still sending them out in the exact same way.

1.1.0 Support for development SMTP

A property describing a port for a local SMTP server (see MailHog) was added. If the property is omitted, sendmail behaves like it used to. This feature makes it possible to test an application offline and for multiple email addresses without needing to create hundreds of mail accounts. - Special thanks goes out to gumannp for PR 21

1.1.0 Add DKIM signing

Added a dkim object to options that can have two properties: privateKey and keySelector. These options correspond to the options for dkim-signer. Added an example for these options. Special thanks goes out to download13 for PR 23

1.1.1 Readme fix

simple link and text updates

1.2.0 Added Support for devHost & devPort

Add option to override "localhost" when sending all SMTP traffic to a dummy server & "Converted to ES2015"

1.3.0

Add option to override "smtpPort:25"

1.4.0

Add option to add extra smtp host after resolveMX "smtpHost:-1" Added Yarn Lock

1.4.1

Update Readme

Questions, Comments & Concerns

Please reach out to Green Pioneer. Guileen is the original creator.

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