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hackcu-emailer

v1.1.0

Published

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Downloads

6

Readme

hackcu-emailer

A cli for sending emails to sponsors

CLI Usage

Make sure you have npm or yarn installed.

Then run npm install -g hackcu-emailer to install the package globally.

Then generate the template csv file: hackcu-emailer generate This will create generated.csv (ignore the last column).

Then plug in the data there.

Note: hackcu-emailer test sends a test email

To send mass use hackcu-emailer email.

Note: the full usage would be hackcu-emailer email --file generated.csv --apiKey SENDGRID_API_KEY --name Kyle --role "Tech Director" --email [email protected] --send -v

Note without --send or -s the cli will not send the emails.

Run project

Needs: node.js and yarn

Local

  1. git clone https://github.com/HackCU/hackcu-emailer.git && cd hackcu-emailer
  2. yarn
  3. yarn start -h

Deploy

  1. Push changes to master
  2. There's no 2

Deployment is done automatically by GitHub Actions. Pushes to master will trigger publishes to npm.

Note: you need to use conventional commits style. Take a look at commitizen. This is needed for semantic-release to understand what's changed.

Want to contribute?

Please read our Code of Conduct, then follow these guidelines

License

MIT © HackCU