Crates.io | mail-smtp |
lib.rs | mail-smtp |
version | 0.3.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2018-11-23 19:32:50.042981 |
updated_at | 2020-06-06 17:02:55.031433 |
description | [mail/smtp] combines mail-core with new-tokio-smtp |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/1aim/mail-smtp |
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Allows sending mail-core
Mail
's through new-tokio-smtp
This library binds together new-tokio-smtp
and the mail
crates.
It can be used to send mail given as mail crates Mail
instances
to a Mail Submission Agent (MSA). It could, theoretically also
be used to send to an MX, but this often needs additional functionality
for reliable usage which is not part of this crate.
For ease of use this crate re-exports some of the most commonly used
parts from new-tokio-smtp
including ConnectionConfig
,
ConnectionBuilder
, all authentication commands/methods (the
auth
module) as well as useful types (in the misc
module).
The send_mails
function is the simplest way to send a batch
of mails. Nevertheless it doesn't directly accept Mail
instances,
instead it accepts MailRequest
instances. This is needed, as
the sender/recipient(s) specified through the Mail
headers
and those used fro smtp mail delivery are not necessary exactly
the same (e.g. for bounce back mails and some no-reply setups).
extern crate futures;
//if you use the mail facade use the re-exports from it instead
extern crate mail_core;
extern crate mail_smtp;
#[macro_use] extern crate mail_headers;
use futures::Future;
use mail_headers::*;
use mail_headers::components::Domain;
use mail_core::{Mail, default_impl::simple_context};
use mail_smtp::{send_mails, ConnectionConfig};
fn main() {
// this is normally done _once per application instance_
// and then stored in e.g. a lazy_static. Also `Domain`
// will implement `FromStr` in the future.
let ctx = simple_context::new(
Domain::from_unchecked("example.com".to_owned(),
// This should be "world" unique for the given domain
// to assure message and content ids are world unique.
"asdkds".parse().unwrap()
).unwrap();
let mut mail = Mail::plain_text("Some body").unwrap();
mail.set_headers(headers! {
_From: ["bla@example.com"],
_To: ["blub@example.com"],
Subject: "Some Mail"
}.unwrap()).unwrap();
// don't use unencrypted con for anything but testing and
// simplified examples
let con_config = ConnectionConfig::build_local_unencrypted().build();
let fut = send_mails(con_config, vec![mail.into()], ctx);
let results = fut.wait();
}
Documentation can be viewed on docs.rs. (once published)
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