guerrillamail-api

import GuerrillaMailApi from 'guerrillamail-api'; async function main() { // Instantiate the API wrapper, optionally setting a custom user or polling interval. const GuerrillaApi = new GuerrillaMailApi({ // Uncomment the line below to connect to a specific inbox username // emailUser: 'your_custom_username', // Set polling interval to 10 seconds (10000ms), default is 20 seconds pollInterval: 10000 }); console.log('Initializing Guerrilla Mail API wrapper...'); // Crucially, wait for the 'emailAddress' event which signals API readiness. GuerrillaApi.on('emailAddress', (result) => { console.log(`Email address registered: ${result.email_addr}`); // Start polling for new emails only after an address is assigned. GuerrillaApi.pollStart(); console.log('Started polling for new emails...'); }); // Listen for the 'newEmail' event when a message arrives. GuerrillaApi.on('newEmail', (email) => { console.log('\nNew email received!'); console.log(`From: ${email.mail_from}`); console.log(`Subject: ${email.mail_subject}`); console.log(`ID: ${email.mail_id}`); // In a production scenario, you might then fetch the full email content: // GuerrillaApi.getEmail(email.mail_id).then(fullEmail => console.log(fullEmail.mail_body)); // For this example, we'll stop polling after the first email. GuerrillaApi.pollStop(); console.log('Polling stopped after receiving an email. Re-run the script to receive another.'); }); // Implement error handling for API or wrapper issues. GuerrillaApi.on('error', (err) => { console.error('An error occurred:', err); }); // Keep the Node.js process alive to allow events to be emitted. // In a real-world application, this would be managed by a server or service lifecycle. await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 90000)); // Run for 90 seconds before exiting console.log('Quickstart example finished running after timeout.'); GuerrillaApi.pollStop(); // Ensure polling is stopped on exit }