Mail

An RFC2822 implementation in Elixir, built for composability.

Mail is built and maintained by DockYard, contact us for expert Elixir and Phoenix consulting.

Installation

def deps do
  [
    # Get from hex
    {:mail, "~> 0.2"},

    # Or use the latest from master
    {:mail, github: "DockYard/elixir-mail"}
  ]
end

Building

You can quickly build an RFC2822 spec compliant message.

Single-Part

message =
  Mail.build()
  |> Mail.put_text("A great message")
  |> Mail.put_to("bob@example.com")
  |> Mail.put_from("me@example.com")
  |> Mail.put_subject("Open me")

Multi-Part

message =
  Mail.build_multipart()
  |> Mail.put_text("Hello there!")
  |> Mail.put_html("<h1>Hello there!</h1>")
  |> Mail.put_attachment("path/to/README.md")
  |> Mail.put_attachment({"README.md", file_data})

Rendering

After you have built your message you can render it:

rendered_message = Mail.Renderers.RFC2822.render(message)

Parsing

If you'd like to parse an already rendered message back into a data model:

Mail.Parsers.RFC2822.parse(rendered_message)

There are more functions described in the docs

Authors

Brian Cardarella

We are very thankful for the many contributors

Versioning

This library follows Semantic Versioning

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Legal

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Licensed under the MIT license