Express Airmail is an Express/Connect middleware for nodemailer.
This middleware was developed to make it easy to use your app's existing view engine to render your templates (jade, ejs, hbs, etc.) to HTML and send them as plain-text backed HTML emails from within your express/connect app.
$ npm install express-airmail
####app.use( airmail.init( transport, options, [defaults] ) )
Register the middleware with your application.
var airmail = require('express-airmail');
var app = require('express')();
var transport = "SMTP";
var options = {
host: "nomail.nothere.org",
port: 25,
auth: {
user: "whyme",
pass: "12345123"
}
}
var defaults = {
from: "no-reply@nothere.org",
cc: "admin@nothere.org",
subject: "Is this even a good idea?"
}
app.configure(function(){
app.use(airmail.init(transport, options, defaults));
});The arguments to the .init() method are similar to those accepted by nodemailer. The only difference is the addition of the defaults argument which takes an Object w/ properties matching those of the nodemailer E-mail message fields. This is provided as a convenience, the message options can also be overridden at the time you send the mail message.
####res.airmail.send( template, vars, message_opts, [callback] )
express-airmail attaches itself to the express response object. The .send() method is very similar to the res.send() method provided by express itself.
The first argument is the template you want to render to HTML. The second is the object containing local variables you want to pass to the template rendering engine. The third is a set of message options for the email you want to send (see here for field details). The last is the optional callback that returns the .sendMail() results from nodemailer.
app.get('/testmail', function(req, res) {
res.airmail.send('index', {title: 'My Express App'}, {to: "someuser@there.com", subject: "Override the default"}, function(err, mail) {
if(err) throw err;
else res.end();
});
});The test suite can be run by simply:
$ cd /path/to/express-mail
$ npm install -d
$ npm test
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