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nest-mail

v1.0.0

Published

An NPM package to send mail with the hackclub.app server.

Readme

Nest Mail

Nest Mail is an NPM package that allows you to send simple emails through Hack Club's Nest mail server.

Usage

First, import the package:

const { sendMessage, interactiveMessage } = require('nest-mail')

There are two functions available currently.

Send Message

sendMessage({
    user: 'YOUR_NEST_USERNAME',
    pass: 'YOUR_NEST_PASSWORD',
    to: 'RECIPIENT_EMAIL_ADDRESS',
    subject: 'EMAIL_SUBJECT',
    text: 'EMAIL_BODY',
    logs: true // true: errors and success messages will be logged || false: errors and success messages will not be logged
})

Interactive Message

interactiveMessage({
    logs: true // true: errors and success messages will be logged || false: errors and success messages will not be logged
})

This will prompt the user in the console to enter their username, password, recipient email address, subject and email body.

Future

Hopefully, more methods of sending emails will be added in the future, such as predefined messages where the end user still has to provide their Nest credentials.