SendMails: A Simple HTML Email Sender

This project provides a basic HTML page with JavaScript that uses the smtpjs library to send emails to multiple recipients.

Project Overview

This project demonstrates a simple way to send emails from a web page using client-side JavaScript. It includes:

• An HTML form with a button to trigger the email sending process.
• A JavaScript function that uses smtpjs to send emails.
• A predefined list of email recipients.
• Basic error handling and alerts.

Technologies Used

• HTML: For creating the basic structure of the web page.
• JavaScript: For handling the email sending logic.
• smtpjs: A client-side JavaScript library for sending emails using SMTP.

Getting Started

1. Save the code: Save the provided HTML code as an .html file (e.g., send_mails.html).
2. Open in browser: Open the saved HTML file in a web browser.
3. Configure email credentials:
   • In the JavaScript code, replace 'myName@gmail.com' with your Gmail username.
   • Replace '*******' with your Gmail password.
   • Replace 'myEmail@gmail.com' with the sender's email address.
4. Modify recipient list (optional):
   • Update the mailList array in the JavaScript code with the desired recipient email addresses.
5. Send email: Click the "Send Email" button on the page.
6. Check network tab: Open the browser's developer tools and go to the "Network" tab to see the status of the email sending request.

Notes

• This project uses smtpjs for sending emails, which relies on client-side JavaScript.
• For security reasons, it's not recommended to hardcode your email password directly in the code. Consider using environment variables or other secure methods for handling sensitive information.
• This is a basic example and may not be suitable for production environments. For more robust email sending solutions, consider using server-side technologies.
• Ensure that your Gmail account has "Less secure app access" enabled, or use an App Password for more security.
• The provided code is configured for Gmail. If you're using a different email provider, you'll need to update the SMTP settings accordingly.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this project by submitting pull requests.

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.