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gmail-now

v1.0.0

Published

Dead-simple gmail REST client

Downloads

4

Readme

gmail-now

A dead-simple gmail REST client.

  • Do you need to send an email when your silly Node script finishes executing?
  • Do you need to send an email or two per day using a gmail account (gSuit or gmail)?
  • Did you try using gmail SMTP and needed to always check the less secure app option and forget it all the time?
  • Other enterprise-ready email providers are not suitable for your in a way or another?

This is for you.

Getting Started

1- Install the package:

npm install --save gmail-now

2- Create your Google project, enable Gmail API, create your web application OAuth2 credentials and fetch the refresh and access tokens. (I'll put up a wiki page about that later)

3- Use the following code sample to send a mail:

'use strict';

const fs = require('fs');
const GmailClient = require('gmail-now');

const TOKENS_PATH = 'token.json';
const CREDENTIALS_PATH = 'credentials.json';

const gmailClient = new GmailClient(CREDENTIALS_PATH, TOKENS_PATH);

gmailClient.sendMail(
    'Bassel Shmali <[email protected]>', //from
    'Bassel Shmali <[email protected]>', //to
    'YEA!!1',  //subject
    'This is a nice email body!' // <- email body, takes HTML too
);