@datafire/smtp

Client library for SMTP

Installation and Usage

npm install --save @datafire/smtp

let smtp = require('@datafire/smtp').create({
  host: "",
  port: "",
  username: "",
  password: ""
});

smtp.send({
  "from": "",
  "to": []
}).then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

Description

Send e-mail using the SMTP protocol

Actions

send

smtp.send({
  "from": "",
  "to": []
}, context)

Input

• input object
  • from required string: Email address of the sender
  • to required array: Email addresses of the recipients
    • items string
  • cc array: Email addresses of CC recipients
    • items string
  • bcc array: Email addresses of BCC recipients
    • items string
  • subject string: The subject of the email
  • text string: Plaintext content of the email message
  • html string: HTML content of the email message
  • attachments array
    • items object
      • filename string
      • cid string: optional content ID
      • content string: File contents
      • encoding string (values: ascii, utf8, utf16le, base64, binary, hex)
      • contentType string
      • contentDisposition string
  • envelope object
    • from string: From header for the email
    • to array: To header for the email
      • items string
    • size integer: (optional) predicted message size in bytes
    • use8BitMime boolean: If true then inform the server that this message might contain bytes outside 7bit ascii range
    • dsn object
      • ret string (values: FULL, HDRS): return either the full message (FULL) or only headers (HDRS)
      • envid string: Sender's envelope identifier, for tracking
      • notify string: When to send a DSN. Multiple options are OK - array or comma delimited. NEVER must appear by itself. Available options: NEVER, SUCCESS, FAILURE, DELAY
      • orcpt string: Original recipient

Output

• output object
  • accepted array
    • items string
  • rejected array
    • items string
  • envelopeTime integer
  • messageTime integer
  • messageSize integer
  • response string

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