Mail Service

This module provides a Mail class for sending emails. It uses the sendMail function from the mailServer module to send the emails.

Installation

This module requires Node.js and npm. You can install it by running npm install @maskeynihal/mailer or yarn install @maskeynihal/mailer in the root directory of the project.

Usage

First, import the Mail class:

import Mail from './mail';

Then, create a new Mail object and use its methods to configure the email:

const mail = new Mail()
  .to('recipient@example.com')
  .from('sender@example.com', 'Sender Name')
  .subject('Hello, world!')
  .text('This is a test email.');

Finally, call the send method to send the email:

await mail.send();

API

The Mail class provides the following methods:

• to(tos: Array<string> | string): Sets the recipients of the email. If tos is a string, it's converted to an array with one element.
• cc(ccs: Array<string> | string): Sets the CC recipients of the email. If ccs is a string, it's converted to an array with one element.
• bcc(bccs: Array<string> | string): Sets the BCC recipients of the email. If bccs is a string, it's converted to an array with one element.
• from(fromAddress: string, fromName?: string): Sets the sender of the email.
• subject(subject: string): Sets the subject of the email.
• view(fileName: string, data: Record<string, unknown>): Sets the body of the email to the rendered contents of an EJS template file.
• text(body: string): Sets the body of the email to a plain text string.
• send(): Sends the email. This method is asynchronous and returns a promise.

Error Handling

The send method throws an error if the to field is empty or if the subject field is not set. It also fetches mail configuration from AWS Secrets Manager and sets the from field to the configured sender if it's not already set.

Localization

Error messages are localized using the en module. You can add more languages by creating similar modules and importing them instead of en.