This project is not actively maintained. If you're sending emails on a node.js-esque platform, please use Andris Reinman's nodemailer. It is actively supported, widely used and maintained, and many possibilities for sending via SMTP.
If you still feel this project has merit and you would like to be a maintainer, please reach out to Felix.
Builds PGP/MIME, no magic/encryption included.
const PGPBuilder = require('emailjs-pgp-builder');
const builder = new PGPBuilder();This is the expected data format...
let message = {
subject: 'foo',
date: new Date(),
from: [{
name: 'Fred Foo',
address: '[email protected]'
}],
to: [{
name: 'Bla Foo',
address: '[email protected]'
}],
cc: [{
name: 'Bli Foo',
address: '[email protected]'
}],
bcc: [{
name: 'Blu Foo',
address: '[email protected]'
}],
id: '[email protected]',
inReplyTo: '[email protected]',
text: 'asd',
html: '<html><head></head><body>asd</body></html>',
attachments: []
};- #buildEncrypted
- #buildSigned
- #buildPlaintext
let mimeRoot = builder.buildPlaintext(message);
// Crypto not included
let signature = pgpsign(mimeRoot.build());
builder.buildSigned(message, mimeRoot, signature);
// Find the results of the operation here:
console.log(message.raw)
console.log(message.smtpEnvelope)NB! pgpsign is whatever you use to PGP-sign the content.
let mimeRoot = builder.buildPlaintext(message);
// Crypto not included
let ciphertext = pgpencrypt(mimeRoot.build());
builder.buildEncrypted(message, ciphertext);
// Find the results of the operation here:
console.log(message.raw)
console.log(message.smtpEnvelope)NB! pgpencrypt is whatever you use to PGP-encrypt the content.
You might want to try openpgpjs for example.
MIT