Node.js API to Create & Manage Email Messages

Getting Started with Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET

The recommend way to install Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET is using npm. Please use the following command for a smooth installation.

 npm install @aspose/email 

Create and Send Email in Node.js Apps

Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET has provided complete functionality for creating and sending email messages inside Node.js applications. There are several other important features part of the API, such as create new email message from the scratch, modify existing email messages, add attachments to emails, extract attachments, creating an email with an image attachment, managing calendar items and many more. Here’s a simple example that allows software developers to create an email with an image attachment inside Node.js applications.

const aspose = require('aspose.email');

let email = new aspose.EmailMessage();
email.subject = "OCR Attachment Example";
email.body = "This email contains an attachment for OCR processing.";
email.to.add("recipient@example.com");

let attachment = aspose.Attachment.load("path/to/image.png");
email.attachments.add(attachment);

email.save("path/to/email.msg");

Manage Attachment to Email Messages in Node.js

Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET API enables software developers to seamlessly add and manage attachments to email messages inside Node.js applications. The APIs has included various features for working with attachments inside email messages such as adding, extracting, deleting and modifying attachments within email messages, embedded messages as attachments, reading embedded message from attachment, replace existing attachment with a new one, save attachments from digitally signed message and so on. Here is an example that shows how you can save attachments to the local disk from an email message inside Node.js applications.

// Create an instance of MapiMessage from file
MapiMessage message = MapiMessage.FromFile(dataDir + fileName);

// Iterate through the attachments collection
foreach (MapiAttachment attachment in message.Attachments)
{
    // Save the individual attachment
    attachment.Save(dataDir + attachment.FileName);
}

Email Conversion to Other File Formats in Node.js

One of the standout features of Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET is its ability to convert email messages between different formats, such as MSG, PST, OST, OFT, EML, EMLX, MBOX and many more. This features is very useful for applications that need to support multiple email standards and formats. Here is a useful example that shows how software developers can convert an Email to EML Format inside Node.js applications.

const aspose = require('aspose.email');

let email = aspose.EmailMessage.load("path/to/email.msg");
email.save("path/to/email.eml", aspose.SaveOptions.defaultEml);

Add & Manage Calendar Items in Emails in Node.js

Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET supports calendar integration, allowing software developers to create and manage calendar items inside their own Node.js applications. Developers can work with calendar items, appointments, and tasks. This feature is particularly useful for applications that require scheduling and event management. It allows software developers to load, create, read, modify and store appointments in ICS file format with just a couple of lines of code. Here is an example that shows how software developers can create a Calendar event inside Node.js Apps. 

Aspose.Email for Node.js via .NET API
const aspose = require('aspose.email');

let appointment = new aspose.Appointment(
    "Conference Room",
    "Project Meeting",
    "Discuss project milestones and deliverables.",
    new Date(2024, 7, 24, 10, 0),
    new Date(2024, 7, 24, 11, 0),
    "organizer@example.com",
    ["attendee1@example.com", "attendee2@example.com"]
);

let email = new aspose.EmailMessage();
email.addAlternateView(appointment.requestApointment());

email.save("project_meeting.ics");