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  • New Features

    • Introduced robust email support, enabling smooth email notifications and integrations with improved configuration and error handling.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive tests to validate email functionality, covering both successful operations and error scenarios.
    • Included configuration stubs to ensure consistent behavior of the email service.

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The pull request introduces email functionality by adding Nodemailer and its type definitions to the project. It extends the API via new exports in the main index file for mail configuration, module, and service elements. A complete mail module is built with dedicated configuration, module, and service files that implement email sending using a Nodemailer transporter with proper error handling. Additionally, test suites and a stub for module options have been added to ensure that both synchronous and asynchronous configurations of the mail module behave as expected.

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File(s) Change Summary
package.json Added new dependencies: nodemailer@^6.10.0 and @types/nodemailer@^6.4.17.
src/index.ts Exported new mail entities: MailModuleOptions, MailModule, and MailService.
src/modules/mail/__tests__/*.ts Introduced test suites for MailModule and MailService along with a stub file (mail-module-options.stub.ts) for mail module options.
src/modules/mail/mail.config.ts Added configuration options for mail module, including MailModuleOptions, ConfigurableMailModule, and MAIL_MODULE_OPTIONS_TOKEN.
src/modules/mail/mail.module.ts Introduced MailModule that provides and exports MailService.
src/modules/mail/mail.service.ts Created MailService class with sendMail method for sending emails using Nodemailer.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App as Application
    participant Mail as MailService
    participant Trans as Nodemailer Transporter
    participant SMTP as SMTP Server

    App->>Mail: sendMail(mailOptions)
    Mail->>Trans: createTransport(configuration)
    Mail->>Trans: sendMail(mailOptions)
    Trans->>SMTP: Process Email
    SMTP-->>Trans: Return response/error
    Trans-->>Mail: Mail sent result/error
    Mail-->>App: Return success/error result
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Possibly related PRs

  • feat: implement mail module #26: The changes in the main PR are directly related to those in the retrieved PR, as both involve the addition of the same dependencies in package.json and the introduction of the MailModule, MailService, and related configurations and tests in the mail module files.

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Hopping along with each mail sent in flight.
Nodemailer and tests make my ears perk high,
As mail modules and stubs help bugs say goodbye.
With joyful hops and bytes so merry,
My whiskers twitch—this change is extraordinary!
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