zero-dependency SMTP server that emits event for each received email message
Sendmail provider for strapi email
Parse an SMTP (RFC-5321) address
Create custom SMTP servers on the fly
Connect to SMTP servers
SMTP transport for Nodemailer
SMTP transport for Nodemailer
TypeScript definitions for smtp-server
Utility package to determine if an `Array.prototype` method properly boxes the callback's receiver and third argument.
Quick and dirty smtp server, that accepts handlers to process messages
Pyth solana receiver SDK
Simple SMTP server module to create custom SMTP servers
Well known SMTP services
TypeScript definitions for nodemailer-smtp-transport
Easy as cake e-mail sending from your Node.js applications
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Request Cryptography
Low level SMTP communication layer.
Generate SES smtp credentials for a given user and store the credentials in a SecretsManager Secret.
Low level SMTP communication layer.
A module to subscribe to GCM/FCM and receive notifications within a node process.
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Validates emails based on regex, common typos, disposable email blacklists, DNS records and SMTP server response.
An ES2019 spec-compliant `Array.prototype.flatMap` shim/polyfill/replacement that works as far down as ES3.
Rumbster is a simple SMTP server that receives email sent from a SMTP client. Received emails are published to observers that have registered with Rumbster. There are currently two observers; FileMailObserver and MailMessageObserver.
A mock SMTP server that can be run and inspected from tests. The server runs in memory and received messages can be retrieved.
Gem has run SMTP server and manipulate letters received. Using the Observer pattern you can subscribe to the event server.
Papercut - built on .NET. Ever need to test emails from an application, but don't necessarily want it sending them out? Don't want to hassle with pointing it to a physical SMTP server? All you want to is verify it can send email, and take a look at the message. Papercut is your answer. Papercut is a simplified SMTP server designed to only receive messages (not to send them on) with a GUI on top of it allowing you to see the messages it receives. It doesn't enforce any restrictions on addresses, it just takes the message and allows you see it. It is only active while it is running, and if you want it in the background, just minimize it to the system tray. When it receives a new message, a balloon message will show up to let you know.