nodemailer-cli-latest

nodemailer-cli

This project has been forked from the original nodemailer-cli and updated to latest NPM npackages. original project

A command line interface for sending email, wrapped around nodemailer.

Installation

Install the module globally to expose the nodemailer command to your environment.

npm install -g nodemailer-cli-latest

Usage

$ nodemailer --help

Usage: nodemailer <to> <from> [bodyText] [options]

to           Email address, or comma separated list of email addresses to send mail to.
from         Email address that the message should be from.
bodyText     The plaintext message body.

Options:
   -t, --service    The nodemailer service identifier, if any.
   -u, --username   The SMTP username to use when authenticating.  [local_user_name]
   -p, --password   The plain-text password to use when authenticating.
   -s, --server     The SMTP server that mail will be delivered to.
   -r, --port       The port to use when contacting the SMTP server.
   -n, --nossl      If set, SSL will not be used when sending mail.
   -j, --subject    The string to be used as the email's subject.
   --cc             An email address to Carbon Copy. List multiple recipients by appending multiple --cc parameters.
   --bcc            An email address to Blind Carbon Copy. List multiple recipients by appending multiple -bcc parameters.
   --replyTo        An email address that should receive replies if a recipient replies to your message.
   --body           A file to use as the message body.
   --attachment     A path to a file that should be attached. List multiple attachments by appending multiple --attachment parameters.
   -v, --version    Print version and exit.

Environment Variables

Some environment variables can be used in place of CLI options. CLI options override these environment variables, if used, so these can be thought of as defaults.

• SMTP_SERVER The hostname of the SMTP server to be used.
• SMTP_PORT The port on the SMTP server that should be connected to.
• SMTP_USERNAME The username to use when authenticating.
• SMTP_PASSWORD The password to use when authenticating.
• SMTP_USE_SSL Set this to a truth-y value to use SSL.
• SMTP_USE_TLS Set this to a truth-y value to use TLS (STARTTLS)
• SMTP_SERVICE_NAME This is one of nodemailer's service identifiers, if you want it to configure itself automatically.

History

• v2.2.8

  • Fixed chalk not using chalk.default in /bin/nodemailer.js

• v2.2.7

  • Updated base nodemailer to 4.6.0
  • Minor changes

• v2.2.6

  • Updated base nodemailer to 4.4.1
  • Updated ALL dev dependencies to latest available from npm-dview

• v2.2.4

  • fixed README issues

• v2.2.0

  • Updated non-dev npm dependencies

• v2.1.1

  • Updates nodemailer dependency — @mistralol
  • Moves devDependencies out of dependencies — @fardog

• v2.1.0

  • Updates to support multiple --attachment parameters — @mistralol

• v2.0.1

  • Fixes typo that would cause env vars to be ignored for useTLS — @mistralol

• v2.0.0

  • Package Updates, fixes — @mistralol, #6
    • Increased minimum node version to 4
    • Added option to ignore STARTTLS
    • Added option to ignore certificate
    • Fix missing server alias from the command line
    • Bring all deps up to current versions
  • Reformat README — @fardog

• v1.0.3

  • Fixes undefined being passed for auth when no auth is specified. Thanks to @mistralol.

• v1.0.2

  • Removes colors in favor of chalk.

• v1.0.1

  • Updates dependencies and adds dependency badge.

• v1.0.0

  • Adds linter, gulp for running tests.

• v0.3.0

  • Adds tests, and moves to a more test-able architecture. Replaces nomnom with minimist, and adds a custom validator for CLI options.

• v0.2.0

  • Adds additional fields: cc, bcc, replyTo. Allows multiple emails as a comma-separated list in fields where it's sensible.

• v0.1.2

  • Adds preferGlobal to the package, to warn if installed locally.

• v0.1.1

  • Adds flag to print version of cli and nodemailer.

• v0.1.0

  • Cleans up command line switches, and adds support for attachments.

• v0.0.1

  • Initial Release.

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Nathan Wittstock

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