react-ses-helper

react-ses-helper

A helper library for the Simple Email Service, integrates with AWS SDK

Install

npm install --save react-ses-helper

Dependencies

npm install --save aws-sdk

Note

AWS key pair needs to have SES privileges AWS should have an SES template configured that accepts data as shown in the example below

Functionality

/*

region: aws region
secret: aws secret
key: aws access key
subject: subject of email
source: source email (needs to be configured in aws ses)
destinationToArr: array of destination emails
destinationCCArr: array of emails to be cced
htmlBody: html body
textBody: text body
replyToArr: array to reply to email addresses
template: name of template that is configured in aws ses
templateData: json string representation of key value pairs that are the template data

*/

sendEmail(region, secret, key, subject, source, destinationToArr, destinationCCArr, htmlBody, textBody, replyToArr) {}

sendTemplatedEmail(region, secret, key, source, destinationToArr, destinationCCArr, templateName, templateData, replyToArr) {}

Usage

import React, { useEffect } from 'react'
import * as SesHelper from 'react-ses-helper'

const App = () => {

  useEffect(() => {
    async function sendEmail() {
      
      SesHelper.sendEmail("aws_region", "aws_secret", "aws_key", "Test Subject", "supe*******@**ail.com", ["hrus*******@**ail.com"], [], "HTML Body", "Text Body", [])
  
    }
    sendEmail();
  }, [])

  useEffect(() => {
    async function sendTemplatedEmail() {
      
      SesHelper.sendTemplatedEmail("aws_region", "aws_secret", "aws_key", "su******@***il.com", ["hr*******ndale@**ail.com"], [], "TemplateOtp1", "{\"project\": \"superflows\", \"name\": \"Hrushikesh\", \"otp\": \"1313\"}", [])
  
    }
    sendTemplatedEmail();
  }, [])

  return <div>Hello SES Helper</div>

}

export default App

License

MIT © superflows-dev