emailjs-pgp-builder
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Builds PGP/MIME, no magic/encryption included.
const PGPBuilder = require('emailjs-pgp-builder');
const builder = new PGPBuilder();
This is the expected data format...
let message = {
subject: 'foo',
date: new Date(),
from: [{
name: 'Fred Foo',
address: 'fred@foobar.bar'
}],
to: [{
name: 'Bla Foo',
address: 'bla@foobar.bar'
}],
cc: [{
name: 'Bli Foo',
address: 'bli@foobar.bar'
}],
bcc: [{
name: 'Blu Foo',
address: 'Blu@foobar.bar'
}],
id: '368357@foobar.bar',
inReplyTo: '112342356@foobar.bar',
text: 'asd',
html: '<html><head></head><body>asd</body></html>',
attachments: []
};
let mimeRoot = builder.buildPlaintext(message);
// Crypto not included
let signature = pgpsign(mimeRoot.build());
builder.buildSigned(message, mimeRoot, signature);
// Find the results of the operation here:
console.log(message.raw)
console.log(message.smtpEnvelope)
NB! pgpsign is whatever you use to PGP-sign the content.
let mimeRoot = builder.buildPlaintext(message);
// Crypto not included
let ciphertext = pgpencrypt(mimeRoot.build());
builder.buildEncrypted(message, ciphertext);
// Find the results of the operation here:
console.log(message.raw)
console.log(message.smtpEnvelope)
NB! pgpencrypt is whatever you use to PGP-encrypt the content.
MIT
FAQs
Builds a PGP/MIME message, no magic involved.
The npm package emailjs-pgp-builder receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, emailjs-pgp-builder popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that emailjs-pgp-builder demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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