FluentEmailer

Fluent API to send emails in a .NET Core application using your own SMTP settings

V 1.1.1 Changes

This change addresses an issue with setting the Bcc and Cc email addresses before this change. These were added onto the To email list.

This change also includes a change to the .FromMailAddresses method; since an email can only originate from one email address, this method should be named accordingly i.e in singular form not plural.

Usage (using string as body of email)

_fluentEmail .UsingSMTPServer(hostName, portNumber, userName, password, sslRequired) .Message("Email Subject", new List<MailAddress> { new(toEmail) }, new(userName, "Email Display Name")) .FromMailAddress(new MailAddress(***userName***)) .Body("Test body content") .Send();

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V 1.1.0 Changes

Future versions of the application / package will provide support for SendGrid, with this in mind, I have introduced breaking changes which pave way for the coming support. In addition, the change aims to make using the package much more intuitive and seemless. We do still support dependency injection. Simply add sample code below in your program.cs and import the FluentEmailer.LJShole namespace in the program.cs file.

builder.Services.AddFluentEmailer()

This will allow you to inject the IFluentEmail interface which you can use your code.

Usage (using string as body of email)

_fluentEmail .UsingSMTPServer(hostName, portNumber, userName, password, sslRequired) .Message("Email Subject", new List<MailAddress> { new(toEmail) }, new(userName, "Email Display Name")) .FromMailAddresses(new MailAddress(***userName***)) .CcMailAddresses([new MailAddress(***ccEmail***)]) .BccMailAddresses([new MailAddress(***bccEmail***)]) .AddAttachments([new($"{Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "SamplePDF.pdf")}")]) .Body("Test body content") .Send();

Usage (providing a template file for the body of the email)