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Update modules.md #34
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MIME::Lite has always been my favourite email sending module
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Wouldn't Email::Sender already take care of that usecase? As in, both are for sending mail. Also, MIME::Lite is deprecated by its author, so if you're still using it, you should consider switching 😹 |
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I'm going to close this for the above reasons. If MIME::Lite provides some functionality not subsumed by Email::Send, please add that functionality into the list so potential module authors would have an idea of what to implement. Thanks. |
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Fair enough, didn't know about MIME::Lite deprecation, maybe I should look at Email::Sender |
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Just had a look at Email::Sender ... it's documentation (and functionality?) compared to MIME::Lite makes me cry |
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There doesn't appear to be any Perl 6 module except Net::SMTP that can actually send e-mail. The difference between e.g. Email::Sender and MIME::Lite is that MIME::Lite is somewhat monolithic in approach whereas Email::Sender is part of a suite of modules where the actual creation of the messages is delegated to something Email::MIME or similar. IMO this would be a better approach for a Perl 6 module to do similar. |
Doesn't MIME::Lite's "functionality" make mistakes such as revealing BCC addresses, for example? In any case, instead of obsessing over Perl 5 and what module to "port," it's a worthwhile goal to think of a Perl 6 way of doing it. We have many constructs and idioms that Perl 5 lacks, so any thoughtless port's interface will be clunky. |
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Exactly 👍 |
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On Wednesday 05 October 2016 06:03:34 Zoffix Znet wrote:
In any case, instead of obsessing over Perl 5 and what module to "port,"
it's a worthwhile goal to think of a Perl 6 way of doing it. We have many
constructs and idioms that Perl 5 lacks, so any thoughtless port's
interface will be clunky.
True in general. It cannot hurt to have a look at what mistakes were made on
CPAN and what we learned from them. MIME::Lite was such a mistake.
Email::Stuffer (based on Email::MIME but simplifying the simple case) is what
we learned from it :)
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MIME::Lite has always been my favourite email sending module