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@nymbalhq/email-mailgun

v1.6.0

Published

Mailgun email for Nymbal: the `mailgun` email provider (SMTP relay, bounce and complaint webhooks)

Readme

@nymbalhq/email-mailgun

The mailgun email provider for Nymbal. It sends every transactional mail over Mailgun's SMTP relay, and takes Mailgun's bounce and complaint webhooks, so a permanent failure or a spam complaint stops alert mail to that address.

npm install @nymbalhq/email-mailgun nodemailer
// nymbal.config.ts
commerce: {
  email: {
    provider: 'mailgun',
    config: {
      from: '[email protected]',
      region: 'us', // 'eu' for a domain in Mailgun's EU region
      smtp: { user: '[email protected]', pass: env('MAILGUN_SMTP_PASSWORD') },
      webhookSigningKey: env('MAILGUN_WEBHOOK_SIGNING_KEY'),
    },
  },
}
  • smtp.host defaults to smtp.mailgun.org (smtp.eu.mailgun.org for region: 'eu') and smtp.port to 587.
  • smtp.pass and webhookSigningKey may be left out of the config and saved in the admin's Settings instead.
  • webhookSigningKey is the domain's HTTP webhook signing key (Mailgun: Sending, Webhooks). Without it the store refuses every webhook post and the email slot's health is degraded.

Webhooks

In Mailgun, for the sending domain, point these webhooks at <api origin>/api/webhooks/mailgun:

  • Permanent failure
  • Temporary failure
  • Spam complaint

A permanent failure is recorded as a hard bounce (mailgun.bounced.v1) and a complaint as mailgun.complained.v1; both stop alert mail to the address. A temporary failure is a soft bounce and stops nothing. Any other event posted to the same URL is answered 200 and ignored.

Only a post signed with the key, with a timestamp within five minutes of the server's clock, is accepted. Each signature is accepted for one event: Mailgun's retry of that event is accepted again, the same signature on any other event is refused. That memory is per API process.