Is this really much easier than using https://www.npmjs.org/package/mailer? Also, unless nodemailer is written by the same developer as mailer, it appears they copied the tagline, "simple as cake".
email.send({
host : "smtp.gmail.com", // smtp server hostname
port : "465", // smtp server port
ssl: true,
domain : "localhost", // domain used by client to identify itself to server
to : "recipient@somewhere.com",
from : 'sender@somewhere.com',
subject : 'My Subject',
body: 'Blah\nBlah\nBlah.,
authentication : "login", // auth login is supported; anything else is no auth
username : '',
password : ''
},
function (err, result) {
});
"mailer" and its derivatives are deprecated in favor of "nodemailer". Besides, "mailer" uses "nodemailer" as its backend (it used to have its own SMTP client but it had a lot of shortcomings), so it doesn't really count. You could as well create your own wrapper areound "nodemailer" that would be even easier to use.
