Use 1secmail disposable temp mail service from terminal
- Fast access to 1secmail service from terminal
- Randomly generating email login
- Easy to remember user name created by Faker
- Simple integration to any CI process due to Bash script
Usage:
./1secmail [-u <inbox>|-i <id>|-r|-s|-t|-b]
Options:
no option Randamly get an inbox
-u <inbox> Optional, get an inbox by its mail address
-i <id> Optional, show mail by its id
-r Optional, show the most recent mail
-s Optional, show available domains
-t Optional, show plain text without using w3m
-b Optional, show data URL with base64 encoded message
-h | --help Display this help message
- Generate a random inbox with
faker-cli:
$ ./1secmail
[]
zoie.brekke@1secmail.net- Generate a random inbox without
faker-cli:
$ ./1secmail
[]
7iaq6u32s@1secmail.com- Get mails in test@1secmail.com inbox:
$ ./1secmail -u 'test@1secmail.com'
[
{
"id": 84113380,
"from": "0101017488b55e0a-474f-acb5-c5844b227792-000000@email-ses.com",
"subject": "Please confirm your email address",
"date": "2020-09-13 18:23:44"
}
]- Show mail 84113380 detail:
$ ./1secmail -u 'test@1secmail.com' -i 84113380
<HTML content in w3m>
...- Show the most recent mail in
test@1secmail.com:
$ ./1secmail -u 'test@1secmail.com' -r
<HTML content in w3m>
...- Show all available domains:
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