Listens for new mail on your IMAP server and perform POST request to a webhook URL. Its like any mail client but can help your startup a lot through webhooks
You can format the given information into a Markdown table like this:
Variable | Value | Description |
---|---|---|
PASSWORD | Password | password of imap server |
USERNAME | [email protected] | username of imap server |
HOST | imap.example.com | host of imap server |
PORT | 993 | port of imap server |
WEBHOOK_URL | http://127.0.0.1:3000 | Webhook send request to |
Variable | Description | Possible Values |
---|---|---|
attachments | This variable holds the attachments from the incoming mail. | Array of attachments or Absent (field not present) |
html | This variable holds the HTML content of the incoming mail. | HTML string or false (for non-HTML emails) |
text | This variable holds the text content of the incoming mail. | Text string |
from | This variable holds the sender's address of the incoming mail. | Email string |
to | This variable holds the recipient's address of the incoming mail. | Email string |
data | An object containing html, text, from, and to values. | Object |
Please note that this image doesn't need any open ports to run and hence the docker image is without EXPOSE
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Open your favorite terminal and use the following
docker pull n1rjal/mail-listener .
# make a suitable .env file and start firing
docker run --env-file=.env --name mail-listener-local .
git clone https://github.com/n1rjal/mail-listener.git
cd mail-listener
## Setup environment variables
pnpm install
pnpm dev
- Publish to SQS Queue
- Publish to RABBITMQ exchange