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mail-catcher

v1.11.0

Published

A simple module to test your AWS-CDK mails sending services

Readme

Mail Catcher

Mail Catcher is a utility for testing email flows in your AWS CDK projects. It sets up SES, SQS, and SNS automatically, so you can focus on writing integration tests that validate email delivery.

Installation

npm install mail-catcher

Exports

import {
  MailCatcher,
  waitForMailEvent,
  ComplexMailOutput,
  SimpleMailOutput,
} from "mail-catcher"

Usage

1. Add Mail Catcher to Your Stack

new MailCatcher(this, "MailCatcher", "[email protected]")

You must use a verified DOMAIN in SES

2. Basic Wait for an Email

const mailEvent = await waitForMailEvent()

3. Match Content in Your Emails

Here we test an API that sends a custom object in the email subject:

const object = Math.random().toString()
await fetch(apiUrl + object) // Trigger email sending with custom object

const mailEvent = await waitForMailEvent({
  maxWaitSeconds: 100, // 30 by default
})

expect(mailEvent.subject).toMatch(object)

4. Filter on Email Content

You can filter received messages with your own logic:

const mailEvent = await waitForMailEvent({
  filter: {subject: random},
  // the object is of type ComplexMailOutput
})

You should filter your mails

5. If You Need More Email Data

const mailEvent = await waitForMailEvent({
  complexMode: true,
})
console.log(mailEvent) // access full email event object

You can use ComplexMailOutput and SimpleMailOutput for typing.

Why Use It

  • No manual SES/SQS setup.
  • Write reliable tests for email flows.
  • Validate real email content in CI.

GitHub

github.com/AlfGoto/mail-catcher

License

ISC