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@bettercorp/postal

Node Typescript library for open source mail delivery platform, Postal

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Postal for Node

** documentation in progress for migration to TypeScript.
TS version works similar to the original nodeJS version below, just follow the types.
**

This library helps you send e-mails through the open source mail delivery platform, Postal in Node.

Installation

Install the library using NPM:

$ npm install @bettercorp/postal --save

Usage

Sending an email is very simple. Just follow the example below. Before you can begin, you'll need to login to your installation's web interface and generate new API credentials.

// Include the Postal library
import { SendMessage as PostalClient } from '@bettercorp/postal';

// Create a new Postal client using a server key generated using your
// installation's web interface
const client = new PostalClient('postal.yourdomain.com', 'your-api-key');

// Create a new message
let message = client.to('john@example.com');

// Add some recipients
message.to('mary@example.com');
message.cc('mike@example.com');
message.bcc('secret@awesomeapp.com');

// Specify who the message should be from - this must be from a verified domain
// on your mail server
message.from('test@test.postal.io');

// Set the subject
message.subject('Hi there!');

// Set the content for the e-mail
message.plainBody('Hello world!');
message.htmlBody('<p>Hello world!</p>');

// Add any custom headers
//message.header('X-PHP-Test', 'value');

// Attach any files
message.attach('textmessage.txt', 'text/plain', 'Hello world!');

// Send the message and get the result
await message.send()

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Package last updated on 10 Aug 2022

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