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@pageloop/mail

v0.6.1

Published

`MailAdapter` implementations for the [PageLoop](https://github.com/rw3iss/pageloop) server — a dependency-free console default plus provider-backed adapters whose SDKs are optional peer deps, so each only loads when you import its subpath.

Downloads

512

Readme

@pageloop/mail

MailAdapter implementations for the PageLoop server — a dependency-free console default plus provider-backed adapters whose SDKs are optional peer deps, so each only loads when you import its subpath.

Install

pnpm add @pageloop/mail

The console adapter needs nothing else. For the provider subpaths, add the matching optional peer dependency: resend for /resend, nodemailer for /smtp.

Exports

| Subpath | Use when | Peer dep | |---|---|---| | . | createConsoleMailAdapter() — no-op that logs every email to the console. The self-host / dev / test default. | none | | /resend | createResendAdapter(...) — sends via the Resend HTTP API. | resend | | /smtp | createSmtpAdapter(...) (any SMTP host) + createResendSmtpAdapter(...) (Resend-over-SMTP convenience). | nodemailer |

Each factory returns a MailAdapter you pass to new Application({ mail }).

. — console (default)

import { createConsoleMailAdapter } from '@pageloop/mail';

const mail = createConsoleMailAdapter(); // logs to stdout instead of sending

/resend — Resend HTTP API

import { createResendAdapter } from '@pageloop/mail/resend';

const mail = createResendAdapter({
  apiKey: process.env.RESEND_API_KEY!,
  defaultFrom: 'PageLoop <[email protected]>',
  defaultReplyTo: '[email protected]', // optional
});

/smtp — generic SMTP via nodemailer

createSmtpAdapter speaks any SMTP host (Brevo, SES, Postmark, self-hosted Postfix, …):

import { createSmtpAdapter, createResendSmtpAdapter } from '@pageloop/mail/smtp';

const mail = createSmtpAdapter({
  host: 'smtp.example.com',
  port: 587, // STARTTLS; `secure` auto-derives from the port
  user: 'apikey',
  pass: process.env.SMTP_PASS!,
  defaultFrom: 'PageLoop <[email protected]>',
});

// Or the Resend-over-SMTP convenience (fixed host/user; defaults to port 587):
const resendSmtp = createResendSmtpAdapter({
  apiKey: process.env.RESEND_API_KEY!,
  defaultFrom: 'PageLoop <[email protected]>',
});