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medusa-plugin-ses

v3.1.0

Published

AWS SES email notification provider for Medusa v2

Readme

medusa-plugin-ses

Notification provider for Medusa for sending email notifications via AWS SES (Simple Email Service).

Documentation

If you are not familiar with Medusa, you can learn more on the project web site.

Features

  • Uses AWS api v3, SESv2Client
  • Supports attachments

Installation

Inside your medusa backend root folder:

yarn add medusa-plugin-ses

Replace "yarn add" with the correct command for your package manager if you are using (for example) npm, pnpm, or bun.

Configuration

Enable in your medusa-config.js file. Example:

module.exports = defineConfig({
	//... other config
	modules: [
		{
			resolve: '@medusajs/medusa/notification',
			options: {
				providers: [
					{
						resolve: 'medusa-plugin-ses',
						id: 'ses',
						options: {
							channels: ['email'],
							sesClientConfig: {
								region: process.env.SES_REGION,
								credentials: {
									accessKeyId: process.env.SES_ACCESS_KEY_ID,
									secretAccessKey: process.env.SES_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
								}
							},
							from: process.env.SES_FROM
						}
					}
				]
			}
		}
		// ... other modules
	]
})

Example Subscriber

import type { SubscriberArgs, SubscriberConfig } from '@medusajs/framework'
import { inviteUserWorkflow } from '../workflows/notifications/invite-user'

export const config: SubscriberConfig = {
	event: [
		'invite.created'
		// other events
	]
}

type EventPayloadWithId = { id: string }

type EventPayload = EventPayloadWithId | EventPayloadForWhatever | EventPayloadSomethingElse

export default async function emailDispatchHandler({
	event: { data, name },
	container
}: SubscriberArgs<EventPayload>) {
	switch (name) {
		case 'invite.created':
			await inviteUserWorkflow(container).run({
				input: (data as EventPayloadWithId).id
			})
			break
		// ... other events
		default:
			break
	}
}

Example Workflow

You can use whatever templating flow you want to generate the HTML. This example uses React Email.

import {
	createWorkflow,
	WorkflowResponse,
	createStep,
	StepResponse
} from '@medusajs/framework/workflows-sdk'
import { ContainerRegistrationKeys, Modules } from '@medusajs/framework/utils'
import { CreateNotificationDTO } from '@medusajs/framework/types'
import { sendNotificationsStep } from '@medusajs/medusa/core-flows'
import { render, pretty } from '@react-email/render'
import getInviteTemplate from '../../templates/invite-user'
import { getMedusaAdminUrl, getMedusaStorefrontUrl } from '../../utils'

const prepareInviteUserNotificationStep = createStep(
	'prepare-invite-user-notification',
	async (id: string, { container }) => {
		const query = container.resolve(ContainerRegistrationKeys.QUERY)

		const {
			data: [store]
		} = await query.graph({
			entity: 'store',
			fields: ['name']
		})

		const {
			data: [invite]
		} = await query.graph({
			entity: 'invite',
			fields: ['email', 'token'],
			filters: {
				id
			}
		})

		const config = container.resolve(ContainerRegistrationKeys.CONFIG_MODULE)
		const adminUrl = getMedusaAdminUrl(config)
		const inviteUrl = `${adminUrl}/invite?token=${invite.token}`

		const html = await pretty(
			await render(
				getInviteTemplate({
					inviteUrl,
					storeName: store.name
				})
			)
		)

		return new StepResponse([
			{
				channel: 'email',
				to: invite.email,
				content: {
					html,
					subject: `You've been invited to join ${store.name}`
				}
			}
		] as CreateNotificationDTO[])
	}
)

export const sendNotificationStep = createStep(
	'send-invite-admin-notification',
	async (notification: CreateNotificationDTO, { container }) => {
		const notificationModule = container.resolve(Modules.NOTIFICATION)
		await notificationModule.createNotifications(notification)
	}
)

export const inviteUserWorkflow = createWorkflow('invite-user-workflow', (id: string) => {
	const notifications = prepareInviteUserNotificationStep(id)
	sendNotificationsStep(notifications)
	return new WorkflowResponse(void 0)
})