Postmaster is a simple, easy to use SMTP/IMAP library with an API inspired by NodeMailer.
Postmaster maintains a list of common and well-known services, so you don't have to worry about hosts and ports, and can just send email to addresses.
(in-package :postmaster.services)
;; You can find services by name
(find-service-by-name "gmail")
;; ... Or by domain name
(find-service-by-domain "gmail.com")
;; Failing that, you can define your own
(defparameter *service*
(make-instance '<service>
:name "GMail"
:domains (list "gmail.com" "googlemail.com")
:smtp-server (make-instance '<smtp-server>
:host "smtp.gmail.com"
:ssl :tls)))Class defaults (SSL, ports) are safe and sane.
Once you have a service, you log in:
(in-package :postmaster.services)
(defparameter *account*
(make-instance '<account>
:service *service*
:username "me@gmail.com"
:password "A really long, safe dictionary password. Right?"))(defparameter *email*
(make-instance 'postmaster.email:<email>
:from "me@gmail.com"
:to "friend@initech.com"
:subject "Why you should rewrite all your startup's code in CL"
:body "Paul Graham. Speed. Macros. CLOS. Done"))
(postmaster.smtp:send *account* *email*)This library provides a mock Email service that stores all messages it gets in an internal store. Accounts can be registered to the service and the stored emails inspected. This is useful for testing a Postmaster-based application.
Copyright (c) 2014 Fernando Borretti (eudoxiahp@gmail.com)
Licensed under the MIT License.