AWS SES(simple email service) API (NodeJS snippet)

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AWS SES(simple email service) API (NodeJS snippet)

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Last edited Oct 4, 2016

Created on Oct 4, 2016

This example shows how to send email through the AWS Simple Email Service (SES) API using Node.js. The code demonstrates both a minimal email send and a dedicated version with HTML template support, including CC, BCC, and styled content. It uses the `node-ses` client library to authenticate with AWS credentials from environment variables and includes a custom `notificationTemplate` function that generates an HTML email with embedded SVG graphics and inline CSS for a verification button. The snippet illustrates email delivery to a receiver while logging success or error responses.

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