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[killshot13]

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[scooper4000]

comment creer un mailer via webhost ?? si possible envoyer moi le php

[killshot13]

Cherchez-vous une version de ce code, mais écrite en php?

[faisalone]

As a newer to node.js I'm not sure how do I apply it. How do I connect it to my own API. Can you please give me some idea about it? Thanks in Advance.

[killshot13]

What are you using for your front-end? And is that where your API is coming from? Let's say, from a contact form or something like that?

[faisalone]

I just want to send some random emails from my front-end. It could be like a smtp server. It could be a contact from. I just want to see the implementation of the application. Please share a live demo of you.

I'm here to check you, you can connect me to you by meet or zoom if you want.

[faisalone]

If I create a contact from then how do I connect it?

[killshot13]

See if this makes sense. Here is an example of a contact form; it is a React component for the frontend that uses axios to transfer the submitted data to the Express app.

In the development environment, the React app (frontend) would be running at http://localhost:3000 and you run the express-smtp-mail-server (backend) at http://localhost:5000 and they will talk to each other. No extra configuration is needed.

In production, this little line of code is what will symlink the frontend and backend permanently, preserving the communication routes you have created. This is already added for you in /routes/routes.js near the bottom.