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hackcu-emailer
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A cli for sending emails to sponsors
Make sure you have npm or yarn installed.
Then run npm install -g hackcu-emailer
to install the package globally.
Then generate the template csv file: hackcu-emailer generate
This will create generated.csv
(ignore the last column).
Then plug in the data there.
Note: hackcu-emailer test sends a test email
To send mass use hackcu-emailer email
.
Note: the full usage would be
hackcu-emailer email --file generated.csv --apiKey SENDGRID_API_KEY --name Kyle --role "Tech Director" --email kyle@hackcu.org --send -v
Note without --send
or -s
the cli will not send the emails.
Needs: node.js
and yarn
git clone https://github.com/HackCU/hackcu-emailer.git && cd hackcu-emailer
yarn
yarn start -h
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Deployment is done automatically by GitHub Actions. Pushes to master will trigger publishes to npm.
Note: you need to use conventional commits style. Take a look at commitizen. This is needed for semantic-release to understand what's changed.
Please read our Code of Conduct, then follow these guidelines
MIT © HackCU
FAQs
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The npm package hackcu-emailer receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, hackcu-emailer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hackcu-emailer 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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