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@luckystack/email

v0.16.1

Published

Pluggable transactional email for LuckyStack: Console (dev), Resend, and SMTP adapters with a registry-based plug-in pattern. Optional dep — install only when forgotPassword='framework' or you want to send transactional mail.

Readme

@luckystack/email

Transactional email for LuckyStack, including pluggable delivery and password-reset messages. In a scaffolded app, select email when creating it or add it later; otherwise install @luckystack/email and the provider SDK you actually use. Register a sender before relying on delivery. Console delivery is useful in development but does not send real mail. See adapters and the installed types for setup details. For transactional mail to a list with one outcome per recipient, see batch sending; newsletters and marketing are out of scope.

Delivery safety

Use a stable idempotency key for retries. A provider failure can have an unknown delivery outcome: do not retry that logical email with a fresh key or you may send it twice. When missing mail would break an important flow, configure fail-loud sender requirements rather than silently accepting a console/no-sender fallback. Explicit adapter routing for compliance-critical mail should never silently switch providers. A pre-send stop signal suppresses mail, but a thrown hook error does not. Mandatory consent policy must cover framework and application sends and fail closed; see hooks.

Reset flows should never reveal whether an email address belongs to an account; see password-reset integration. Protect recipient and provider-error data in logging and monitoring.