If you have your domains on Gandi, manage your email aliases easily with this small web app. It will fetch all your domains, and list associated mailboxes so you can add aliases on it.
This project was initially made to be available for all gandi users, using the Gandi ID provider. Because the API is currently in beta, this is not possible, only the login flow is available, the associated access_token we get from here is not usable to get domains and emails data. You have to generate your own API key from here and deploy your own version of this application if you want to use it. See (issue #4) for details.
You can easily host your own instance for free, thanks to Netlify and their serverless functions. The free tier offered should be more than enough for personal use.
Click the button below to deploy an instance, with this repository as template.
You'll have to configure a few environnements variable before you can access your own instance.
| Parameter | Comment |
|---|---|
| GANDI_API_KEY | Your API Key to interact with your Gandi account. See here on how to get it |
| JWT_SECRET | A >=32 char string, randomly generated to act as your JWT secret. |
| LOGIN_PASSWORD | The password you'll use to login to the app. |
Generate a JWT_SECRET with the following command : cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc 'a-zA-Z0-9' | fold -w 32 | head -n 1.
cp .env.dist .env && vim .env: Setup environment variables. See section belownpm ci: Install dependenciesnpm ci --prefix netlify: Install lambda dependenciesnpm run lambda:tsc:watch: In a separate terminal, will allow to watch and compiletsfiles to the lambdas folder.npm run dev: This will start the netlify dev environment.- Open
localhost:3000
You do not have to start the angular server as it will be automatically be started by netlify-cli. If you only want to edit angular part without netlify, run npm start
Their is a proxy where lambdas are executed at http://localhost:4200/api/*. See proxy.config.json for details.
