Jasmin.SimpleSMTP 1.0.0

Learn Simple SMTP by adding this package to a basic console App and refactor later using Dependency Inversion Principle in your real solution:

Recommended Steps:

1. Fill emailRequest object (Recommend method, such as: PrepareEmailMethod)

   var emailRequest = new MailRequest();

   emailRequest.Subject = "This is my Subject"; // Add your subject

   emailRequest.Body = "This is the body that will be wrapped inside a div tag";

   emailRequest.Sender. DisplayName="John Smith"; // Sender's Name

   emailRequest.Sender.Address = "Test@gmail.com"; // Sender's Email Address

   emailRequest.AddToRecipient("SendingTo@abc.com","Sue Recipient") // Repeat for additional "To" Recipients

   emailRequest.AddCcRecipient("SendingToCC@xyz.com","Sue CC") // Repeat for additional "Cc" Recipients

   emailRequest.AddBCcRecipient("SendingToBcc@zyx.com","Sue bcc") // Repeat for additional "Cc"

   emailRequest.AddFile("\Path\Filename.extension", "NameItThisInEmail.txt") // Repeat for addition file(s)

2. Fill SMTP Settings (Recommend Method, such as: PrepareSmtpSetting) - This is where most people struggle as this information vary by company, environment, etc. You may have to consult your IT Technical Staff for the Host Name, and Port at a minimum. Please see Gmail for Password requirement; if you're using "smtp.gmail.com" as your host name (Search for "sign in with app passwords - google account help" in your favorite browser).

   var smtpSetting = new SmtpSetting();

   smtpSetting .Host.Name = "smtp.gmail.com" // Use your own, example only

   smtpSetting .Host.Port = 587

   smtpSetting .UserName = "Test@gmail.com"

   smtpSetting .Host.Password = "YourAppEmailPassword"

3. Get Email Service Object and pass it the SMTP Settings

   var emailService = new EmailService(smtpSetting);

   emailService.SendEmailAsync(emailRequest).Wait();

And You're done, provided that SMTP information was properly obtained from your provided