Configuration Example.

[tdmarchetta]

I'm at a complete loss of how this configuration file is supposed to look. This is what I've been able to put together so far. Please let me know if this looks correct.

{
  "from_admin": "name@domain.com",
  "smtp_host": "smtp.domain.com",
  "smtp_username": "username",
  "smtp_password": "passord",
  "recipients": [
    "name@domain.com"
  ],
  "ignoredSenders": [],
  "emailCooldown": 60
}

[Neztore]

The project uses a combination of environment variables and a configuration file, mostly because it is difficult to express mappings between domains and receivers in env vars. it is technically possible to add the below values in your configuration file, but I advise against it: it is bad practice to include secrets (password) in code files.

You should set the following variables in your env (From README):	Variable	Type	Notes
from_address	String	From address to use when sending alerts. May be ignored by your provider. Can be specified as "Sender name" <name@domain.com> too.
smtp_host	String	SMTP server hostname to use to send emails. Will connect on 587.
smtp_password	String	SMTP Password to use for auth
smtp_username	String	SMTP username to use for auth

• It is not from_admin. it is from_address.

Then, for config.json itself, let's say I don't want to hear from spamscam.com, I want reports for personaldomain.com to go to personal@domain.com, and reports for companydomain.com to go to work@domain.com, and everything else to go to other@domain.com. I would use the following configuration:

{
  "recipients": {
      "personaldomain.com": "personal@domain.com",
      "companydomain.com": "work@domain.com",
     "otherwise": "other@domain.com"
  },
  "ignoredSenders": ["spamscam.com"],
  "emailCooldown": 60
}

• Note for each domain (i.e. personaldomain) you can specify an array, but the top-level recipients must be an object.

More information is in the README. Hope that helps.