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email sending library
The library is a wrapper around the stdlib net/smtp simplifying email sending. It supports authentication, SSL/TLS,
user-specified SMTP servers, content-type, charset, multiple recipients and more.
Usage example:
client := email.NewSender("localhost", email.ContentType("text/html"), email.Auth("user", "pass"))
err := client.Send("<html>some content, foo bar</html>",
email.Params{From: "me@example.com", To: []string{"to@example.com"}, Subject: "Hello world!"})
options
NewSender accepts a number of options to configure the client:
Port: SMTP port (default: 25)TLS: Use TLS SMTP (default: false)Auth(user, password): Username and password for SMTP authentication (default: empty, no authentication)ContentType: Content type for the email (default: "text/plain")Charset: Charset for the email (default: "utf-8")TimeOut: Timeout for the SMTP connection (default: 30 seconds)Log: Logger to use (default: no logging)SMTP: Set custom smtp client (default: none)
Options should be passed to NewSender after the mandatory first (host) parameter.
sending email
To send email user need to create a sender first and then use Send method. The method accepts two parameters:
- email content (string)
- parameters (
email.Params)type Params struct { From string // From email field To []string // From email field Subject string // Email subject }
technical details
- Content-Transfer-Encoding set to
quoted-printable - Custom SMTP client (
smtp.Clientfrom stdlib) can be set by user withSMTPoption. In this case it will be used instead of making a new smtp client internally. - Logger can be set with
Logoption. It should implementemail.Loggerinterface with a singleLogf(format string, args ...interface{})method. By default, "no logging" internal logger is used. This interface is compatible with thego-pkgz/lgrlogger. - The library has no external dependencies, except for testing. It uses the stdlib
net/smtppackage. - SSL/TLS supported with
TLSoption. Pls note: this is not the same asSTARTTLS(not supported) which is usually on port 587 vs SSL/TLS on port 465.
limitations
This library is not intended to be used for sending emails with attachments or sending a lot of massive emails with low latency requirements. The intended use case is sending simple messages, like alerts, notification and so on. For example, sending alerts from a monitoring system, or for authentication-related emails, i.e. "password reset email", "verification email", etc.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package notify provides email notifier
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type Logger ¶
type Logger interface {
Logf(format string, args ...interface{})
}
Logger is used to log errors and debug messages
type Option ¶
type Option func(s *Sender)
Option func type
func ContentType ¶
ContentType sets content type of the email
type Params ¶
type Params struct {
From string // From email field
To []string // From email field
Subject string // Email subject
}
Params contains all user-defined parameters to send emails
type SMTPClient ¶
type SMTPClient interface {
Mail(from string) error
Auth(auth smtp.Auth) error
Rcpt(to string) error
Data() (io.WriteCloser, error)
Quit() error
Close() error
}
SMTPClient interface defines subset of net/smtp used by email client
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