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mailbucket

v1.0.4

Published

An npm library that aggregates multiple APIs for creating and receiving temporary emails.

Readme

MailBucket | Temp Email Aggregator

npm version License: MIT

An npm library that aggregates multiple APIs for creating and receiving temporary/disposable emails through a unified interface.

🤔 Why?

Working directly with various temporary email service APIs can be cumbersome. Each has its own authentication method, endpoints, and response structure. This library aims to provide a single, consistent way to interact with multiple providers, simplifying the process of generating temporary emails and fetching messages programmatically.

✨ Features

  • Unified API for multiple temp email providers.
  • Create new temporary email accounts/addresses.
  • Fetch incoming messages for an address.
  • List available domains (per provider).
  • Delete accounts (where supported by the provider API).
  • TypeScript support (optional, but recommended).

✅ Supported Providers

This library currently supports the following temporary email service APIs:

Note: Provider availability and API stability depend on the external services themselves.

💾 Installation

npm install mailbucket
# or
pnpm install mailbucket

Code

import { MailBucket } from "mailbucket"

async function main() {
    const client = new MailBucket();

    console.log("Available providers:", client.getAvailableProviders());

    let accountResponse = await client.createAccount(); // Or create using a specific provider client.createAccount(<provider>);

    if (!accountResponse.success || !accountResponse.data) { console.error("Failed to create account:", accountResponse.message); return; }
    console.log(`Created Account: ${accountResponse.data.address} (Provider: ${accountResponse.data.providerName})`);

    console.log("Waiting for emails... Check your inbox:", accountResponse.data.address);
    await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 30000));

    const messagesResponse = await client.getMessages(accountResponse.data);
    if (!messagesResponse.success || !messagesResponse.data) { console.error("Failed to get messages:", messagesResponse.message); return; }
    if (!messagesResponse.data[0]){ console.log("No messages for:", accountResponse.data.address); return; }

    const messageDetailResponse = await client.getMessage(accountResponse.data, messagesResponse.data[0].id);
    if (!messageDetailResponse.success || !messageDetailResponse.data) { return }

    console.log("Subject:", messageDetailResponse.data.subject);
    console.log("From:", messageDetailResponse.data.from);
    console.log("Body (HTML snippet):", messageDetailResponse.data.bodyHtml?.substring(0, 200) || 'N/A');
    console.log("Body (Text snippet):", messageDetailResponse.data.bodyText?.substring(0, 200) || 'N/A');

    console.log(messageDetailResponse.data)
}

main().catch(console.error);

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