added SMTP support and removed resend dependency #313
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As well as these changes, we will need to update the following docs
- Contributing guide
- The docker repo: https://github.com/triggerdotdev/docker
- The .env.example
- The fly.io repo: https://github.com/triggerdotdev/fly.io
- The fly.io self hosting guide: https://trigger.dev/docs/documentation/guides/self-hosting/flyio
- The Render self hosting guide: https://trigger.dev/docs/documentation/guides/self-hosting/render
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You may notice some issues with SMTP depending on provider. Might be worth enabling pooling if that happens (yes, that's my code word now). |
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Lol, I'll definitely look into this. Thanks |
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@Chigala to merge this that checklist above from @ericallam needs to be completed |
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@matt-aitken I've already sent pull requests to the docker and fiy.io repositories. |
packages/emails/src/index.tsx
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| this.#client = config.smtpConfig ? nodemailer.createTransport(config.smtpConfig) : undefined; |
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this smtpConfig option is always going to be "truthy" so the nodemailer.createTransport thing is always going to be called:
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I'm sorry but I don't quite understand this
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@ericallam Should I put back the resend api key and dependency as a fallback to when the smtp config doesn't exist?
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I think Eric just meant the config values should be checked instead of the entire object. Otherwise, this will never return undefined. Checking for truthy smtpConfig.host should probably be enough.
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Ohh, makes sense. Thanks
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@Chigala when you get a chance could you check my comment above? |
Description
Added SMTP support
Changes
fixes #282