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@bztes/strapi-provider-email-gmail-api

Strapi email provider for Gmail using googleapi and OAuth 2.0

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strapi-provider-email-gmail-api

Yet another Strapi email provider for Gmail using OAuth 2.0 ;)

Installation

Please note that Strapi can't handle scoped provider packages. Therefor it's required to install this package with a different alias.

npm i @strapi/provider-email-gmail-api@npm:@bztes/strapi-provider-email-gmail-api

or

yarn add @strapi/provider-email-gmail-api@npm:@bztes/strapi-provider-email-gmail-api

The package.json should then look like this:

  "dependencies": {
    ...
    "@strapi/provider-email-gmail-api": "npm:@bztes/strapi-provider-email-gmail-api@^4.0.0",
    ...
  }

Strapi v3

npm i @strapi/provider-email-gmail-api@npm:@bztes/strapi-provider-email-gmail-api@1.0.1

Preparing Google API

Enable the Gmail API with OAuth authentication in 5 steps

Create a new Project

  • Open the Google Console
  • Create a new Project

Enable Gmail API

  • In the Google Console select 'APIs & Services' -> 'Library'
  • Search for 'Gmail' and click on enable
  • In the Google Console select 'APIs & Services' -> 'OAuth consent screen'
  • Select User Type 'Internal'
  • Provide an App name and email address and click on 'save and continue'
  • Click on 'add or remove scope'
  • Select 'Gmail API .../auth/gmail.send' and click on 'update' and then 'save and continue'

Add Credentials

  • In the Google Console select 'APIs & Services' -> 'Credentials'
  • Select 'create credentials' -> 'OAuth client ID'
  • Select 'Web application' and provide a name
  • For 'Authorized redirect URIs' add 'https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground'
  • Click on 'create'
  • Take the 'Client ID' and 'Client Secret'

Connect a Gmail account

  • Open the Google OAuth 2.0 Playground
  • Click on settings and select 'Use your own OAuth credentials'
  • Enter your 'Client ID' and 'Client Secret' and click on 'close'
  • In Step 1 select 'Gmail API v1' -> '.../gmail.send' and click on 'Authorize APIs'
  • Authorize with your Gmail Account you want to send mails from
  • In Step 2 click on 'Exchange authorization code for tokens'
  • Click on Step 2 and take the 'Refresh Token'

Provider Configuration

VariableTypeDescriptionRequiredDefault
providerstringThe name of this provider 'google'yes
providerOptionsobjectProvider optionsyes
providerOptions.auth.userIdstringThe mail address of the Google account to send e-mails fromyes
providerOptions.auth.clientIdstringOAuth 2.0 Client IDyes
providerOptions.auth.clientSecretstringOAuth 2.0 Client Secretyes
providerOptions.auth.refreshTokenstringOAuth 2.0 Refresh Tokenyes
settingsobjectSettingsyes
settings.defaultFromstringDefault sender mail addressno
settings.defaultReplyTostringThe receiver is asked to reply tono

Provider Configuration Example

config/plugins.js

module.exports = ({ env }) => ({
  // ...
  email: {
    config: {
      provider: 'gmail-api',
      providerOptions: {
        auth: {
          userId: env('EMAIL_OAUTH2_USERID'),
          clientId: env('EMAIL_OAUTH2_CLIENTID'),
          clientSecret: env('EMAIL_OAUTH2_CLIENTSECRET'),
          refreshToken: env('EMAIL_OAUTH2_REFRESHTOKEN'),
        },
      },
      settings: {
        defaultFrom: env('EMAIL_FROM'),
        defaultReplyTo: env('EMAIL_REPLYTO'),
        testAddress: env('EMAIL_TEST_ADDRESS'),
      },
    },
  },
  // ...
});

.env

EMAIL_FROM=Example Inc. <foo@my-domain.com>
EMAIL_REPLYTO=Example Inc. <foo@my-domain.com>
EMAIL_TEST_ADDRESS=foo@my-domain.com
EMAIL_OAUTH2_USERID=foo@my-domain.com
EMAIL_OAUTH2_CLIENTID=123....321.apps.googleusercontent.com
EMAIL_OAUTH2_CLIENTSECRET=ABC123...
EMAIL_OAUTH2_REFRESHTOKEN=1//123XYZ...

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Package last updated on 11 Dec 2021

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