mandrill-redirect
Redirect emails declared in Mandrill template data to a single developer's/QA's email. Useful during development and testing.
E.g. Given two recipients jack@gmail.com, jill@gmail.com and a redirect email of test@gmail.com the resulting recipients will be test+0@gmail.com and test+1@gmail.com.
Use
Install via npm install mandrill-redirect
and use:
var redirect = require('mandrill-redirect');
redirect(template, "test@gmail.com"); // Returns true/false
rewrites a Mandrill template:
{
message:{
to: ["jack@gmail.com", "jill@gmail.com"],
merge_vars: [
{
rcpt: "jack@gmail.com",
vars: [...]
},
{
rcpt: "jill@gmail.com",
vars: [...]
}
],
recipient_metadata:[
{
"rcpt": "jack@gmail.com",
"values": [...]
},
{
"rcpt": "jill@gmail.com",
"values": [...]
}
]
}
}
to:
{
message: {
to: ["redirect+0@gmail.com", "redirect+1@gmail.com"],
merge_vars: [
{
rcpt: "redirect+0@gmail.com",
vars: [...]
},
{
rcpt: "redirect+1@gmail.com",
vars: [...]
}
],
recipient_metadata:[
{
"rcpt": "redirect+0@gmail.com",
"values": [...]
},
{
"rcpt": "redirect+1@gmail.com",
"values": [...]
}
]
}
}
Also:
- to is mandatory and must have length
- merge_vars is optional but if provided must match the length of to
- recipient_metadata is optional but if provided must match the length of to
- If no email is given for redirecting then any template manipulation is skipped.
- The return value is true/false indicating success/failure. The template is rewritten in place.