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  1. Nodemailer

    Nodemailer Send emails from Node.js - easy as cake! ️ Nodemailer is the most popular email sending library for Node.js. It makes sending emails straightforward and secure, with zero …

  2. Usage - Nodemailer

    This page shows you how to get Nodemailer up and running quickly. You will learn how to create a transporter (the object that sends your emails) and how to send messages through it.

  3. SMTP transport - Nodemailer

    SMTP is the main transport in Nodemailer for delivering messages. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is also the standard protocol that email servers use to communicate with each other, …

  4. Message configuration - Nodemailer

    This page describes all available fields you can use when composing an email message with Nodemailer. Most emails only need a few basic fields, but advanced options are available …

  5. Nodemailer – Send e-mails with Node.JS

    Jan 1, 2000 · These docs apply to the unmaintained versions of Nodemailer v2 and older. For an upgraded and up to date Nodemailer v3+ documentation, see nodemailer.com homepage

  6. Using Gmail - Nodemailer

    May 30, 2022 · Gmail is often the quickest way to send a test email with Nodemailer, but it is not recommended for production workloads. Gmail is designed for individual users, not automated …

  7. Attachments - Nodemailer

    When an attachment has a cid and the content type is an image, Nodemailer automatically sets the Content-Disposition to inline rather than attachment, so the image displays within the email …

  8. OAuth2 - Nodemailer

    Nodemailer includes built-in helpers that automate OAuth2 token management specifically for Gmail. These helpers can automatically refresh expired tokens, generate new tokens using …

  9. Plugins - Nodemailer

    Plugins Nodemailer is designed to be extensible. You can inject custom logic at three well-defined phases of a message's lifecycle:

  10. Sendmail transport - Nodemailer

    Nodemailer looks for a sendmail executable in your system's PATH by default. If your sendmail binary is located elsewhere, you can specify the full path using the path option described below.