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mail-debugger-api

v0.3.2

Published

Slim SMTP + REST API build of Mail Debugger. Same wire protocol as mail-debugger, without the web UI — meant for CI/E2E where a small footprint matters.

Readme

mail-debugger-api

Slim SMTP + REST API build of Mail Debugger. Same wire protocol as mail-debugger, but without the bundled web UI — meant for CI/E2E where install time and footprint matter.

Usage

pnpx mail-debugger-api

This starts an SMTP server on port 2525 and an API server on port 3000 with Swagger UI at http://localhost:3000/swagger.

# Custom ports with persistent storage
pnpx mail-debugger-api --smtp-port 1025 --api-port 8080 --persist

CLI Options

| Option | Default | Description | | -------------------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | | --smtp-port <port> | 2525 | SMTP server port | | --api-port <port> | 3000 | REST API server port | | --persist | false | Enable persistent SQLite storage (mail-debugger.sqlite) | | --tls <mode> | none | TLS mode: none, starttls, or implicit |

API Reference

| Method | Endpoint | Description | | -------- | ----------------- | -------------------------------- | | GET | /api/emails | List emails (supports filtering) | | GET | /api/emails/:id | Get full email details | | DELETE | /api/emails/:id | Delete a single email | | DELETE | /api/emails | Delete all emails | | GET | /api/health | Health check and server info | | GET | /swagger | OpenAPI/Swagger UI |

Need the web UI? Install the full mail-debugger package. Want the interactive terminal client? Install mail-debugger-cli.

License

MIT