Search
Code238
); if (status !== "") { // console.email(status); prowl({ application: "Course Tracker",
function sendEmail(subject, html) { try { console.email({ html, subject }); return Response.json({ status: "ok" }); } catch (err) {
# Email settings (configure for your environment)EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend' # For development# For production, use SMTP:# EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.smtp.EmailBackend'
# Email settings (for verification codes)EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend' # For development# For production, configure SMTP settings:# EMAIL_HOST = 'smtp.example.com'
</div>`; const hash = (Date.now() % 10000000).toString(16); console.email({ html, subject: `${hash} - ${type} ticket on ${date} is available`,
// If we have not been emailed in the last day and the air quality is bad if (!emailedInLastDay && (level === 1 || level === 2)) { console.email(`The air quality is now at ${airQualityNow}.`); await set("lastRun", { level, const increasingToBad = lastRun.level !== 3 && level === 3; if (increasingToBad) { console.email(`The air quality is now at ${airQualityNow}.`); await set("lastRun", { level,
Receive daily emails of reported congress trades by scheduling a call to @claytn.fetchCongressTradeReports((reports) => console.email(reports))*/
* * ### Authenticated * Authenticated use will have read access to the authenticated user's private vals and secrets, write access to the authenticated user's vals, and the ability to send the authenticated user emails via `console.email`. * * Vals generated via this API will *not* appear in the authenticated user's workspace. * * ### Authenticated * Authenticated use will have read access to the authenticated user's private vals and secrets, write access to the authenticated user's vals, and the ability to send the authenticated user emails via `console.email`. * * Vals generated via this API will *not* appear in the authenticated user's workspace. * Unauthenticated use will only be able to call public vals as Express handlers. * * The val will be executed with `{username}`'s permissions ("API Mode"), so it will be able to read and write to `{username}`'s public and private vals, secrets, and use `console.email`. * * ### Authenticated * Unauthenticated use will only be able to call public vals as Express handlers. * * The val will be executed with `{username}`'s permissions ("API Mode"), so it will be able to read and write to `{username}`'s public and private vals, secrets, and use `console.email`. * * ### Authenticated
// email yourself as easily as logging to the consoleexport let consoleEmailEx = (() => { console.email("message"); // any JSON object can be the message console.email({ html: "<h1>hello jonathan</h1>" }); // you can send HTML emails console.email({ hi: "there" }, "Subject Line"); // optional second arg is the subject line console.email({ html: "<b>hi!</b>", subject: "Subject accepted here too" });})();
* * ### Authenticated * Authenticated use will have read access to the authenticated user's private vals and secrets, write access to the authenticated user's vals, and the ability to send the authenticated user emails via `console.email`. * * Vals generated via this API will *not* appear in the authenticated user's workspace. * * ### Authenticated * Authenticated use will have read access to the authenticated user's private vals and secrets, write access to the authenticated user's vals, and the ability to send the authenticated user emails via `console.email`. * * Vals generated via this API will *not* appear in the authenticated user's workspace. * Unauthenticated use will only be able to call public vals as Express handlers. * * The val will be executed with `{username}`'s permissions ("API Mode"), so it will be able to read and write to `{username}`'s public and private vals, secrets, and use `console.email`. * * ### Authenticated * Unauthenticated use will only be able to call public vals as Express handlers. * * The val will be executed with `{username}`'s permissions ("API Mode"), so it will be able to read and write to `{username}`'s public and private vals, secrets, and use `console.email`. * * ### Authenticated
Vals
No vals found
Users
No users found
we have tentative plans to create console.push that would be as easy to use as console.email and might work via Web Push API, in the meantime we recommend ntfy.sh as
to author’s public and private vals, read their environment variables, and send them emails via console.email. Not all express methods are included. For security reasons, the versions of the express