Adds two development-only backends to the Vapor web framework. These backends do not send any mail, but are useful for development and debugging purposes.
InMemoryMailClientstores emails in memory.ConsoleMailClientoutputs emails to the console.
Add the dependency to Package.swift:
.Package(url: "https://github.com/vapor-community/mail-dev-provider.git", majorVersion: 1)Register the provider with the configuration system:
import MailDevProvider
extension Config {
/// Configure providers
private func setupProviders() throws {
...
try addProvider(MailDevProvider.Provider.self)
}
}And finally, change the Droplet’s mail implementation by editing droplet.json:
{
// to log emails to the console
"mail": "console",
// to store emails in memory
"mail": "in-memory",
}Send emails as you normally would through Vapor:
let email = Email(from: …, to: …, subject: …, body: …)
try drop.mail.send(email)Emails sent by the ConsoleMailClient will be displayed in the console.
import SMTP
let email = Email(
from: "from@email.com",
to: "recipient@email.com"
subject: "Email subject",
body: "Hello")
try drop.mail.send(email)
// Output to consoleEmails sent by the InMemoryMailClient will be stored in the client’s
sentEmails property.
import MailDevProvider
import SMTP
let email = Email(
from: "from@email.com",
to: "recipient@email.com",
subject: "Email subject",
body: "Hello")
try drop.mail.send(email)
if let mailer = drop.mail as? InMemoryMailClient {
print (mailer.sentEmails)
}
https://github.com/vapor-community/mail-dev-provider
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