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@antelopejs/interface-email

v0.2.0

Published

AntelopeJS interface for sending email: single, batch and template messages with attachments

Downloads

20,087

Readme

@antelopejs/interface-email

The AntelopeJS contract for sending email: one API for single, batch and template messages, whatever provider delivers them.

Part of AntelopeJS. Used by AntelopeJS DMS, the open-source back office for your PostgreSQL, MongoDB or RethinkDB database.

What it offers

  • Send sends one message with text or HTML, recipients, threading headers and attachments.
  • SendBatch sends several messages in one call, with shared defaults.
  • SendTemplate renders a provider template or an inline template with variables.
  • GetCapabilities reports what the provider supports, such as scheduling or tracking.
  • Send and SendTemplate return a status, an optional provider message ID, and optional error details. SendBatch returns totals and one result per message. GetCapabilities returns provider features and limits, not delivery results.

Implementations

| Module | Notes | | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------- | | @antelopejs/nodemailer | SMTP through Nodemailer | | @antelopejs/brevo | Brevo HTTP API |

Install

Add the interface to the module that sends email:

pnpm add @antelopejs/interface-email

Then add an implementation to the project:

ajs project modules add @antelopejs/nodemailer

Quick start

import { Send } from "@antelopejs/interface-email";

export async function sendWelcome(address: string) {
  const response = await Send({
    to: address,
    subject: "Welcome aboard",
    html: "<p>Thanks for joining.</p>",
    text: "Thanks for joining.",
  });

  if (!response.success) {
    throw new Error(response.error?.message);
  }
  return response.messageId;
}

Documentation

Compatibility

| Package | Supported | Tested with | | ---------------------------- | ---------------- | ----------- | | @antelopejs/interface-core | >=0.2.4 <1.0.0 | 0.2.4 |

The table repeats the peer range in package.json. The package declares no @antelopejs/core peer range, so check the requirements of the implementing module too.

Contributing

Read CONTRIBUTING.md before you open a pull request. The local checks are:

pnpm install
pnpm lint
pnpm build

License

Apache-2.0