Syntax

Mail_Go

Asynchronous version of the Mail function. Supported in JavaScript and Rust; not available in Python.


    
    
    
Mail_Go(smtpServer, smtpUsername, smtpPassword, mailTo, title, body)

Examples

Send two emails concurrently, then wait for each result.

javascript
rust


    javascript
    
    
function main() {
    var r1 = Mail_Go("smtp.163.com", "[email protected]", "password", "[email protected]", "title", "body")
    var r2 = Mail_Go("smtp.163.com", "[email protected]", "password", "[email protected]", "title", "body")

    var ret1 = r1.wait()
    var ret2 = r2.wait()

    Log("ret1:", ret1)
    Log("ret2:", ret2)
    // Output: ret1 and ret2 are both true when sent successfully
}


    rust
    
    
fn main() {
    let r1 = Mail_Go("smtp.163.com", "[email protected]", "password", "[email protected]", "title", "body");
    let r2 = Mail_Go("smtp.163.com", "[email protected]", "password", "[email protected]", "title", "body");

    // wait(0) waits until the mail has been sent (JS: wait() with no argument) and returns
    // Result<bool>
    let ret1 = r1.wait(0);
    let ret2 = r2.wait(0);

    Log!("ret1:", ret1);
    Log!("ret2:", ret2);
}

Returns

Type Description

object

The Mail_Go function immediately returns a concurrent object. You can use the wait method of this concurrent object to get the email sending result. Returns a truthy value (e.g., true) if the email is sent successfully, and returns a falsy value (e.g., false) if sending fails. In JavaScript, calling wait again after the result has been taken throws routine N already finished. In Rust, wait returns a Result<bool>, Ok(true) when the mail was sent and Ok(false) when sending failed; while the mail is still being sent it returns Err (routine N not finished) and wait can be called again; once the result has been taken, another wait returns Err (routine N already finished).

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Description
smtpServer	string	Yes	Used to specify the `SMTP` server address of the email sender.
smtpUsername	string	Yes	Used to specify the email address of the email sender.
smtpPassword	string	Yes	The `SMTP` authorization password for the sender's email account.
mailTo	string	Yes	Used to specify the email address of the email recipient.
title	string	Yes	Email subject.
body	string	Yes	Email body content.