JmpCoreMailer 1.1.8

JmpCoreMailer

Send email from .NET Core 2.0 with razor template Check the example code for details 😃 happy coding

How to Use:

To Install

npm install JmpCoreMailer

In Startup.cs add

services.AddScoped<ITemplateRenderer, TemplateRenderer>();
services.AddScoped<ICoreMvcMailer, CoreMvcMailer>();

Create cshtml template under any views folder e.g.

Views/Emails/Registration.cshtml

The content of cshtml can be

@model UserInfo
Hello <strong>@Model.UserName</strong> you are <strong>Awxam</strong>

NOTE: For emails you have to use inline styling.

in the controller use following:

Constructor

private readonly ICoreMvcMailer _mailer;
public HomeController(ICoreMvcMailer mailer)
{
  _mailer = mailer;
}

ActionMethod

public IActionResult About()
{
    MailerModel mdl = new MailerModel("YourHostName",1234)
    {
        FromAddress = "Your Address",
        IsHtml = true,
        User = "YourUserName",
        Key ="YourKey",
        ViewFile = "Emails/Register",
        Subject = "Registration",
        Model = new // Your actual class model
        {
        }
    };
}
        
// Enable SSL mail sending
_mailer.EnableSsl();
_mailer.Send(mdl);
return View();

UPDATE 2019-12-23

Added support to use local folder instead of using paid or free mail servers.

Added supporte to use SSL to send mails.

Method Mailer.SendAsync renamed - missing "c" at end of it.

HOW TO USE ?

It is really simple to use. Just create MVCMailer model with pickup directory location. When you send the email make sure you set sender and reciver email. Once done, you can see email in your provided pickup directory.

MailerModel mdl = new MailerModel(**"Your Directory Here"**)
{
    FromAddress = "Your Address",
    IsHtml = true,
    User = "YourUserName",
    Key ="YourKey",
    ViewFile = "Emails/Register",
    Subject = "Registration",
    Model = new // Your actual class model
    {
    }
};
mdl.ToAddresses.Add("test@test.com");
_mailer.EnableSsl();
_mailer.Send(mdl);