directmail
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Sendmail replacement, sends mail directly to recipients SMTP server
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Sendmail alternative to send e-mails directly to recipients without a relaying service.
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Require *directmail* object
var createDirectmail = require("directmail"),
directmail = createDirectmail(options);
Where
* **options** is an optional options object with the following properties
* *debug* - if set to true, prints all traffic to console
* *name* - hostname to be used when introducing the client to the MX server
Push a message to the outgoing queue
directmail.send({
from: "sender@example.com",
recipients: ["receiver1@example.com", "receiver2@example.com"],
message: "Subject: test\r\n\r\nHello world!"
});
Where
* **from** (string) is the e-mail address of the sender
* **recipients** (array) is an array of recipient e-mails. Put all `to`, `cc` and `bcc` addresses here.
* **message** (string|buffer) is the RFC2822 message to be sent
You can check the count of unsent messages from the `.length` property of the directmail object
console.log(directmail.length); // nr of messages to be sent
If you try to send a message with multiple recipients then every unique recipient domain counts as a different message.
*Directmail* is very inefficient as it queues all e-mails to be sent into memory. Additionally, if a message is not yet sent and the process is closed, all data about queued messages are lost. Thus *directmail* is only suitable for low throughput systems, like password remainders and such, where the message can be processed immediatelly. *Directmail* is not suitable for spamming.
While not being 100% reliable (remember - if process exits, entire queue is lost), *directmail* can still handle sending errors, graylisting and such. If a message can not be sent, it is requeued and retried later.
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