email

type Message struct {
	From       string   `bson:"from" json:"from" yaml:"from"`
	Recipients []string `bson:"recipients" json:"recipients" yaml:"recipients"`
	Subject    string   `bson:"subject" json:"subject" yaml:"subject"`
	Body       string   `bson:"body" json:"body" yaml:"body"`
	// PlainTextContents dictates the Content-Type of the email. If true,
	// it will text/plain; otherwise, it is text/html. This value is overridden
	// by the presence of a "Content-Type" header in Headers.
	PlainTextContents bool `bson:"is_plain_text" json:"is_plain_text" yaml:"is_plain_text"`

	// Headers adds additional headers to the email body, ignoring any
	// named "To", "From", "Subject", or "Content-Transfer-Encoding"
	// (which should be set with the above fields)
	Headers map[string][]string `bson:"headers" json:"headers" yaml:"headers"`
}

type SMTPOptions struct {
	// Name controls both the name of the logger, and the name on
	// the from header field.
	Name string
	// From specifies the address specified.
	From string
	// Server, Port, and UseSSL control how we connect to the SMTP
	// server. If unspecified, these options default to
	// "localhost", port, and false.
	Server string
	Port   int
	UseSSL bool
	// Username and password define how the client authenticates
	// to the SMTP server. If no Username is specified, the client
	// will not authenticate to the server.
	Username string
	Password string

	// These options control the output behavior. You must specify
	// a subject for the emails, *or* one of the bool options that
	// specify how to generate the subject (e.g. NameAsSubject,
	// MessageAsSubject) you can specify a non-zero value to
	// TruncatedMessageSubjectLength to use a fragment of the
	// message as the subject. The use of these options is
	// depended on the implementation of the GetContents function.
	//
	// The GetContents function returns a pair of strings (subject,
	// body), and defaults to an implementation that generates a
	// plain text email according to the (Subject,
	// TruncatedMessageSubjectLength, NameAsSubject, and
	// MessageAsSubject). If you use the default GetContents
	// implementation, PlainTextContents is set to false.
	//
	// You can define your own implementation of the GetContents
	// function, to use a template, or to generate an HTML email
	// as needed, you must also set PlainTextContents as needed.
	GetContents                   func(*SMTPOptions, message.Composer) (string, string)
	Subject                       string
	TruncatedMessageSubjectLength int
	NameAsSubject                 bool
	MessageAsSubject              bool
	PlainTextContents             bool
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}