Open jdarling opened 12 years ago
Here is a start (the code to encode source stream or file into base64 chunk data):
var encodeStreamForEmail = function(source, callback){ var content64 = source.toString('base64'); var chunklen = 76; var endWith = '\r\n'; var contentEncoded = []; var i = 0, l = content64.length; for(; i < l; i+=chunklen){ contentEncoded.push(content64.substr(i, chunklen)); } callback(null, contentEncoded.join(endWith)); };
var encodeFileForEmail = function(sourceFileName, callback){ var fs = require('FS'); fs.readFile(sourceFileName, function(data){ encodeStreamForEmail(data, callback); }); };
Still have to look into header's, mime types, etc...
I'm not sure if and how node_mailer handles attachments but Nodemailer which is beneath node_mailer used for the transport supports any kind of attachments (files, streams, strings)
I tried to use attachments as demonstrated in the https://github.com/andris9/Nodemailer example using this node_mailer(Marak's) but I got this error: Cannot call method 'replace' of undefined. Does anyone know how to include attachments using node_mailer. I chose node_mailer over Nodemailer because it supports use of templates so I'd prefer to send attachments with node_mailer
It would be great if you could attach files to the emails that are being sent. Looking at sample PHP code from ( http://webcheatsheet.com/PHP/send_email_text_html_attachment.php ) this might not be difficult to achieve. Will look into it more and post back what I find.