If you’re looking for a nice and easy-to-use module for sending e-mails with Node.JS (using SMTP or sendmail or Amazon SES) then look no further than Nodemailer by Andris Reinman. Nodemailer is both Unicode friendly and Windows friendly, meaning that you can use any characters you like and that you can install it with npm on Windows (just like any other module) with no compiled dependencies.

It just got updated early this March and has already been successfully test on the following PaaS platforms (using free/trial accounts):

• Heroku

• AppFog

• OpenShift

• Nodejitsu

• Windows Azure

Some of the key features include:

• Attachments (including attachment streaming for sending larger files)

• SSL/STARTTLS for secure e-mail delivery

• Preconfigured services for using SMTP with Gmail, Hotmail, etc.

• XOAUTH2 authentication support and token generation (3-legged OAuth)

• DKIM signing

• Send e-mail from command line

Feel free to fork it over at GitHub.

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