# Simplemail

### Introduction

Sometimes during the development process for projects, it can be our small sideprojects, we will need to write the send email logic in our own backend server. But, when we are developing side projects, we just want to focus on writing logic and functionalities that makes us have that motivation to start building it.&#x20;

For example, we want to build a side project that "resizes image" > "perform text recognition" > "show result" and "send an email to the user" once the process is completed, instead of writing the sending email logic from scratch, we can just use Simplemail's [endpoints](/simplemail/api-endpoints/send-email.md) to notify the users.

### Github

{% embed url="<https://github.com/Vong3432/simplemail>" %}

### Code references

[Implementing a mail microservice in NodeJS with BullMQ](https://blog.taskforce.sh/implementing-mail-microservice-with-bullmq/)

### Co...ffeeeeee

If you find this project is interesting or useful, you may buy me a coffee so that I am able to refine this project into a production ready project with more functionalities  🥳

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