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Azure Email Communication Service

Azure Email Communcation Service provider for Strapi

Strapi Email provider for Azure Communication Service

Installation

# using yarn
yarn add strapi-provider-email-azure

# using npm
npm install strapi-provider-email-azure --save

Then in your config/plugins.js:

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module.exports = ({ env }) => ({
  // ...
  email: {
    config: {
      provider: 'strapi-provider-email-azure',
      providerOptions: {
        endpoint: env('AZURE_ENDPOINT'),
      },
      settings: {
        defaultFrom: env('FALLBACK_EMAIL'),
      },
    },
  },
  // ...
});

Usage

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await strapi
  .plugin('email')
  .service('email')
  .send({
    from: process.env.EMAIL_SERVICE_ADDRESS,
    to: [
      {
        address: 'recipent@email.address',
        displayName: 'Display Name',
      },
    ],
    subject: 'Hello world',
    text: 'Hello world',
  });

You can also leave the from field empty to send the email from the fallback address.

The following fields are supported:

FieldDescription
fromEmail address of the sender (string)
toArray of recipients (string | EmailAddress | Array\)
ccArray of recipients who get cc (string | EmailAddress | Array\)
bccArray of recipients who get bcc (string | EmailAddress | Array\)
replyToEmail address to which replies are sent (Array\)
subjectSubject of the email (string)
textPlaintext version of the message (string)
htmlHTML version of the message (string)
attachmentsArray of attachments (Array\)
disableUserEngagementTrackingWhether user engagement tracking should be disabled (boolean)
headersCustom email headers (Dictionary<string, string>)
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type EmailAddress {
    address: string,
    displayName: string
}
type Attachment {
    name: string,
    contentType: string,
    contentInBase64: string
}

For more information, please refer to @azure/communication-email documentations:

How to create Azure Communication Service

1. Create the Email Communications Service

  1. Navigate to the Azure portal to create a new resource
  2. Create Email Communication Services
  3. Complete the required information on the basics tab
  4. Review the resource details. Click Create
  5. Wait for the Deployment to complete

2. Create Communication Service

  1. Navigate to the Azure portal to create a new resource
  2. Create Communication Services
  3. Complete the required information on the basics tab
  4. Review the resource details. Click Create
  5. Wait for the Deployment to complete

3. Connect the services

  1. Go to your newly created Email Communcation Services resource, and navigate to Provision Domains
  2. Add a new Azure managed domain or Custom domain
  3. Go to your Communication Services resource, and navigate to Email/Domains
  4. Connect to the domain you created in you Email Communication Services resource

4. Acquire access endpoint key

  1. In your Communication Services resource, navigate to Settings/Keys
  2. Copy your Primary key/Connection string
  3. Store it in your environment variables\ AZURE_ENDPOINT=<connection_string>

5. (Optional) Create email addresses

  1. In your Email Communication Services resource, go to Provision Domains, and click on the name of your domain
  2. In Email services/MailFrom addresses you can create additional email addresses
  3. By default DoNotReply@yourdomain is created, and you can store it as the fallback email address of strapi-provider-email-azure in your environment variables\ FALLBACK_EMAIL=DoNotReply@yourdomain

Install now

npm install strapi-provider-email-azure

STATS

3 GitHub stars316 weekly downloads

Last updated

516 days ago

Strapi Version

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Author

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Balázs Frey

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