[Library for Google Apps Script] Email Service

Using the Library

There are two ways to import the library to your project:

• Set in your script project dashboard
• Add the configuration into your appsscript.json

1. Script Id:

1asW_sy5hfNXzwxJzalawWZ_y8Uk-ogXsOEa93tvX2xP4W3INnvys92GZ

2. Add the latest version: for example, 2
3. Use the identifier EmailService

These actions will update your appsscript.json.

Or, you can update it directly adding to the dependencies object:

"dependencies": {
    "libraries": [
      {
        "userSymbol": "EmailService",
        "version": "2",
        "libraryId": "1asW_sy5hfNXzwxJzalawWZ_y8Uk-ogXsOEa93tvX2xP4W3INnvys92GZ"
      }
    ]
}

The script runs in the timezone Etc/GMT.

EmailService

Methods:

• Send(messageParams, emailParams, mock = false)

Where:

• messageParams: a key-value parameter that will be replaced in the email HTML template
• emailParams: defines the components of an email, the parameter card is optional
• mock: not send email with true, and send email with false (default value)

Example:

const fileName = "TestTemplate";

const messageParams = {
  paymentId: "pay_1234",
  email: "daniel.collier@gmail.com",
  firstName: "Daniel",
  consultationDescription: "Consulta",
  consultationValue: 200,
  dueDate: GasUtils.FormatDate(GasUtils.StringDateToDate("2023-01-12", 2)),
  barCode: "0000131313",
  locationPhone: "(48) 99966-5544",
};
const emailParams = {
  source: "Equipe",
  origin: "consulta@equipe.com.br",
  bcc:  "consulta@equipe.com.br",
  destination: messageParams.email,
  subjectLine: `Orientações de pagamento # ${messageParams.paymentId.replace(/[\D]*/gim, "")}`,
  card: getImageCardBlob(),
  htmlTemplate: HtmlService.createTemplateFromFile(fileName).evaluate().getContent(),
};

EmailService.Send(messageParams, emailParams);

function getImageCardBlob() {
  const imageCardUrl = "cardUrl";
  const imageCardBlob = UrlFetchApp.fetch(imageCardUrl).getBlob().setName("card-name");

  return imageCardBlob;
}