The pass is the regular password for your email account, though for some services such as Gmail you now have to use an 'app password' for security reasons. You can do this for Gmail in the security section on your main account after enabling two-factor authentication.
Seems that for Gmail now, you need to enable two-factor authentication on your Google account and, after that, generate an app password (you should be able to manage all of this in the security section of your account). Then, use this password instead of your regular one in Nodemailer.
I have a tutorial on how you can get a file in Node.js from a file input on the frontend: th-cam.com/video/TZvMLWFVVhE/w-d-xo.html Then you can send the received file as the attachment instead.
In case you don't have one already, you'd need to purchase a domain. These can be quite cheap if you don't want an in-demand one (I just checked and see domains falling into this category selling for $15 per year). Then you'd need a server connected to that domain. For this, I'd recommend shared hosting as this can be an afforable solution as long as you are not planning on running a heavy-bandwidth service.The hosting provider I currently use (also in the video example) is HostWithLove: bit.ly/3V2RM9Q You can also purchase a domain through HostWithLove and ask them to connect it to your hosting if you decide to go with them.
I'm not certain but some things you can try that may help but are NOT secure, deployment applicable solutions: - Try disabling adblocker when testing - Add the following property to the transporter (warning: allows your app to connect to untrusted sites without a certificate): tls: { rejectUnauthorized: false } Also, make sure your source code matches mine by using the one posted here: openjavascript.info/2023/01/10/nodemailer-tutorial-send-emails-in-node-js/
If you have cPanel access, you can get it by accessing an email account through it and then -> Webmail Home -> Configure Mail Client. You should be able to see the SMTP server information there.
You are a good teacher. This has saved me from stress. Please do a video on adding Google login and Signup Oauth
Oh boy Oauth is like impossible
Thank you so much for this video. It really helped me out a lot!
That's great to hear! Always happy to hear somone has found a tutorial useful :)
so easy when doing it locally. Once you try to deploy it that's when you get into issues
What kind of issues do you run into when running deploying it?
Thank you. You are a great teacher. I hope you are blessed.
Thank you, sir, Your explanation is best. I understand a lot of new things
Thank you. Very helpful video.
thanks, it's working
Thanks!!! Very helpful
Why do you need gmail as a host?
What is the function of the host?
Are there any open source hosts?
NICE! thanks
You're welcome, glad you liked it!
❤❤
Thank you sir!!
the pass inside the auth is the login pass? or something that the SMPT2GO provides?
The pass is the regular password for your email account, though for some services such as Gmail you now have to use an 'app password' for security reasons. You can do this for Gmail in the security section on your main account after enabling two-factor authentication.
How do you go about with the "less secure app access " feature that was removed from May 2022?
Same doubt
Seems that for Gmail now, you need to enable two-factor authentication on your Google account and, after that, generate an app password (you should be able to manage all of this in the security section of your account). Then, use this password instead of your regular one in Nodemailer.
@@360-jatin6 See my response to the first comment
@@OpenJavaScript Works fine, thank you!!
@@idrin6799 Nice, you're welcome!
thanks dudde
Thank you very much Sir
Thanks, would be helpful
Yes, can definitely be extremely useful to know how to do this :)
Sir, it’s work fine in dev, but not sending emails in production, what to do ?
Hi is there any tutorial how to send attachment via file input?
I have a tutorial on how you can get a file in Node.js from a file input on the frontend:
th-cam.com/video/TZvMLWFVVhE/w-d-xo.html
Then you can send the received file as the attachment instead.
Can pdf doc be attached instead of image?
Nice video
How do I put this into a website?
how are you able to use your custom domain instead of a gmail domain?
In case you don't have one already, you'd need to purchase a domain. These can be quite cheap if you don't want an in-demand one (I just checked and see domains falling into this category selling for $15 per year).
Then you'd need a server connected to that domain. For this, I'd recommend shared hosting as this can be an afforable solution as long as you are not planning on running a heavy-bandwidth service.The hosting provider I currently use (also in the video example) is HostWithLove: bit.ly/3V2RM9Q
You can also purchase a domain through HostWithLove and ask them to connect it to your hosting if you decide to go with them.
@@OpenJavaScript Thanks for the tutorial and sharing your hosting provider. Hope they'll be able to host my node app. cheers))
emailjs plan offer 200 request for every month or just for one time 200 requests?
hello, sending to multiple recipient puts all addresses in the 'To' field, please how can they to individual recipient
ok got it, i changed to bcc
Nice, thanks for posting the solution so maybe someone with the same issue comes across this :)
when deploy this program in c panel email not sent
Thanks bro
Hello, how can I message you directly?
Hey i have used your codes but for gmails it says queued.
bro when i use this in vps server, it shows error like : Error: Missing credentials for "PLAIN", what can i do for that
I'm not certain but some things you can try that may help but are NOT secure, deployment applicable solutions:
- Try disabling adblocker when testing
- Add the following property to the transporter (warning: allows your app to connect to untrusted sites without a certificate):
tls: { rejectUnauthorized: false }
Also, make sure your source code matches mine by using the one posted here:
openjavascript.info/2023/01/10/nodemailer-tutorial-send-emails-in-node-js/
@@OpenJavaScript bro i did a mistake that i didnt have my .env on my server 😂😂
@@GaganDeepSingh-mg8hl OK, glad to hear it's resolved!
try const transporter = nodeMailer.createTransport({
host: process.env.MAIL_HOST ,
port: 587,
auth: {
user: process.env.MAIL_USER,
pass: process.env.MAIL_PASSWORD
},
tls: {
rejectUnauthorized: false,
minVersion: "TLSv1.2"
}
});
In create transport function you should pass in auth object instead of password
can i do this in react also?
How can i get my company's SMTP server hostname?? Plz help
If you have cPanel access, you can get it by accessing an email account through it and then -> Webmail Home -> Configure Mail Client.
You should be able to see the SMTP server information there.
thank you very much please make a tutorial with imap :)
You are welcome and thanks for the tutorial suggestion! Putting it on the ideas list :)
Thanks for watching!
👉 Source code: openjavascript.info/2023/01/10/nodemailer-tutorial-send-emails-in-node-js/
thank you