@sap-cloud-sdk/mail-client
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With the SAP Cloud SDK mail client you can leverage the connectivity and destination services on SAP BTP to send e-mails from your application.
$ npm install @sap-cloud-sdk/mail-client
Use the sendMail function to send e-mails.
sendMail(destination, { from: 'from@sap.com', to: 'to@sap.com', subject: 'subject', text: 'text' });
The recommended way to get in touch with us is to create an issue on GitHub. Select the issue category Bug, Feature, or Question depending on the nature of your request. We try to provide fixes, features and answers as soon as possible.
If you would like to contribute to the SAP Cloud SDK, please make yourself familiar with our contributing guidelines and follow the given instructions.
The SAP Cloud SDK is released under the Apache License Version 2.0.
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