SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an internet standard for email supported by almost all email servers. Connecting with SMTP allows you to send emails from a remote server.[1]
Usage
First, initialize the SmtpHelper class with set the values for the following:
Host
Sender
SenderDisplayName
(optional)Password
Attachments
(optional, an array of strings to file path).
Next, you can chain the following functions:
SetSubject(string)
SetBody(message, isHtml: Boolean)
AddRecipient(email, optionalDisplayName)
AddCc(email, optionalDisplayName)
AddBcc(email, optionalDisplayName)
AddReplyTo(email, optionalDisplayName)
Send()
Example
var token = ForgetPasswordTokenHelper.GenerateToken(secret);
var email = "earl@earlpeter.com";
var message = $"Hello, Earl Peter JG!\n\n" +
"You have requested to reset your password. Use the following link:\n" +
$"https://test.earlpeter.com /login/reset-password?user={HttpUtility.UrlEncode(email)}&token={HttpUtility.UrlEncode(token)} \n\n" +
"The link is valid for 1 hour.\n\n" +
"If you did not request a password change, you can ignore this email.\n\n" +
"Thank you!";
var smtpHelper = new SmtpHelper {
Host = "smtp.earlpeter.com",
Sender = "no-reply@earlpeter.com",
SenderDisplayName = "Earl Peter JG",
Password = "changeme"
};
smtpHelper
.SetSubject("SMTP Test")
.SetBody(message, isHtml: false)
.AddRecipient(email, "Sam Ruben")
.Send();
[1] Microsoft. (2021). SMTP – Connectors. Microsoft.com. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/smtp/