Madmiral

Madmiral is a node.js library for sending email and SMS through multiple SDK clients with templates support.

Install

npm i madmiral

Configuration & Supported Clients

Supported clients are

1. AWS-SES (Email),
2. Google Gmail (Email)
3. Messagebird (SMS)
4. Verimor (SMS)
5. Write one more and make a pull request?

Create a configuration with the clients you would like to use:

const config = {
  awsses: {
    /*
    * Set AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY environment variables
    * with appropriate values.
    */

    // The region of the AWS-SES service. 'eu-west-1' for example.
    region: 'REGION_NAME',
    // Sender address authorized inside in AWS-SES.
    sender: 'EMAIL_ADDRESS'
  },
  gmail: {
    /*
    * Set GCLOUD_PROJECT and GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variables
    * with appropriate values.
    */

    // The sender. The email address which actually exist in your domain.
    sender: 'EMAIL_ADDRESS'
  },
  messagebird: {
    accessKey: 'ACCESS_KEY' // or set env var MESSAGEBIRD_ACCESS_KEY

    // Get the origin that you are authorized to use from messagebird.
    origin: 'SMS_SENDER_NAME'
  },
  verimor: {
    username: "",
    password: "",
    origin: "SMS_SENDER_NAME"
  }
}

Usage

Send a simple email and sms. Multiple services may be configured. Madmiral will try the other one if one fails.

const madmiral = require('madmiral')

madmiral.configure(config)

// lets create an email message
const msg = madmiral.createEmailMessage({
  sender: config.gmail.subject,
  recipients: credentials.sampleEmailRecipients,
  subject: 'Test',
  message: 'Hi, this is a test email.'
})

// and create one sms message
const smsmsg = madmiral.createSMSMessage({
  recipients: credentials.sampleSMSRecipients,
  message: 'Hi. This is a test sms.'
})

// send the email message
madmiral.send(msg).then(function(result) {
  // result.success === true
})

// send the sms
madmiral.send(smsmsg).then(function(result) {
  // result.success === true
})

Creating Messages

Multiple attachments and recipients are supported in email messages thanks to mimetext library.

const personA = '[email protected]'
const personB = {name: 'Fullname', addr: '[email protected]'}
const personList = [personA, personB]

const subject = 'Hello 🖐'

const messageA = 'Sample plain text message.'
const messageB = 'Sample <b>HTML</b> message.'

const attachmentA = {
  type: 'image/jpeg',
  base64Data: fs.readFileSync('./somelogo.jpg').toString('base64'),
  filename: 'somelogo.jpg'
}
const attachmentList = [attachmentA]

Email message parameters reference:

Parameter | Description | Possible Values --|--|-- sender | Sender of the email. | personA or personB recipients | Recipients of the email. | personA or personB or personList subject | Subject of the email. | subject message | Content of the email. | messageA or messageB attachments | Files will be attached to email. | attachmentA or attachmentList

SMS message parameters reference:

Parameter | Description | Possible Values --|--|-- message | Sender of the email. | Hey! recipients | Recipients of the sms. | +901234567890 or Array of +901234567890.

Tests

Tests are written in tests folder and can be run with npm test. You need to create your own credentials file in credentials/credentials.json

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