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v3: the backend is documented for deno doc, one way in every file, and the docs build and publish themselves — comments were in three shapes: file headers as // lines, as an untagged /** */ (which deno doc drops, only an @module block counts) or missing; 43 exports described by a // deno doc can't see, two JSDoc blocks sitting on the wrong declaration and one duplicated; endpoints commented in 5 of 18 route files, three ways, on router.get() calls no doc tool reads. The rule, applied to every non-test module of api/, migrations included: each opens with a /** … @module */ block; every export has JSDoc, and so does every field of an exported interface; a comment describing a declaration is /** */, // only notes code; functions open with a verb, everything else with a noun phrase; parameters are named in the prose, {@link} only for symbols in scope; whatever throws to its caller says so with @throws (for an APIException, the statuses and when); a router's JSDoc lists its endpoints, method and path, who may call it, what it does. deno doc --lint goes from 528 errors to none in api/ (shared/ keeps its 385; it is next). The lint also wanted explicit types on config.ts's settings and a few return types, JsonLdResult exported, and the routers typed Router. deno task doc builds the HTML reference into docs/ from every module of api/ and shared/ but the tests, deno task doc:lint lints it; the index page is the module doc of a root mod.ts (deno.json's exports), which introduces the backend, shared/ and the frontend to come and links every module, and mod.test.ts fails when one is missing. The docs workflow builds it on every push to main that touches them and publishes it to the gh-pages branch, like publish-assistant's. Two defects found along the way are fixed: a private playlist's cover was served to anyone who had its id or slug, and now needs its owner's media token, as private dump files do (playlistImageUrl adds it for private playlists only, so public cover URLs stay the same for everyone); og.ts and static.ts each filled index.html's placeholders, and now share lib/index-html.ts, so the OG middleware picks up a rebuilt index.html instead of keeping the first it read. The README states the documentation rule. 205 backend and 628 frontend tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-27 21:07:40 +00:00

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/**
* Sending mail through the SMTP server in {@link SMTPS_URL}.
*
* @module
*/
import nodemailer, { type SendMailOptions, type Transporter } from "nodemailer";
import { SMTPS_URL } from "../config.ts";
/** One address, a comma-separated list of them, or an array. */
export type EmailRecipient = string | string[];
/** A message to send. It needs a recipient, a subject, and a text or HTML body. */
export interface EmailMessage {
/** The sender's address. */
from: string;
/** The recipients. */
to: EmailRecipient;
/** The subject line. */
subject: string;
/** The plain-text body. */
text?: string;
/** The HTML body. */
html?: string;
/** The carbon-copy recipients. */
cc?: EmailRecipient;
/** The blind-carbon-copy recipients. */
bcc?: EmailRecipient;
/** The address replies go to. */
replyTo?: string;
}
/** What the SMTP server said about a sent message. */
export interface EmailSendResult {
/** The message's `Message-ID`. */
messageId: string;
/** The recipients the server accepted. */
accepted: string[];
/** The recipients the server rejected. */
rejected: string[];
}
let transporter: Transporter | null = null;
/** Checks whether an SMTP server is configured. */
export function isEmailEnabled(): boolean {
return SMTPS_URL.length > 0;
}
/** Flattens the recipient forms nodemailer takes and returns into addresses. */
function normalizeRecipients(
recipient: string | readonly (string | { address?: string })[] | undefined,
): string[] {
if (!recipient) return [];
if (typeof recipient === "string") {
return recipient.split(",").map((s) => s.trim()).filter(Boolean);
}
return recipient.flatMap((entry) =>
typeof entry === "string" ? entry.trim() : (entry.address?.trim() ?? "")
).filter(Boolean);
}
function getTransporter(): Transporter {
if (!isEmailEnabled()) {
throw new Error(
"GERBEUR_SMTPS_URL environment variable is required to send emails.",
);
}
if (!transporter) {
transporter = nodemailer.createTransport(SMTPS_URL);
}
return transporter;
}
/**
* Checks the connection to the SMTP server. Resolves false when email is
* disabled.
*
* @throws {Error} When the server can't be reached or refuses the login.
*/
export async function verifyEmailTransport(): Promise<boolean> {
if (!isEmailEnabled()) return false;
await getTransporter().verify();
return true;
}
/**
* Sends `message`.
*
* @throws {Error} When email is disabled, the message lacks a recipient,
* subject or body, or the server refuses it.
*/
export async function sendEmail(
message: EmailMessage,
): Promise<EmailSendResult> {
if (normalizeRecipients(message.to).length === 0) {
throw new Error("Email recipient is required.");
}
if (!message.subject.trim()) {
throw new Error("Email subject is required.");
}
if (!message.text?.trim() && !message.html?.trim()) {
throw new Error("Email body is required (text and/or html).");
}
const options: SendMailOptions = {
from: message.from,
to: message.to,
cc: message.cc,
bcc: message.bcc,
subject: message.subject,
text: message.text,
html: message.html,
replyTo: message.replyTo,
};
const info = await getTransporter().sendMail(options);
return {
messageId: info.messageId,
accepted: normalizeRecipients(info.accepted),
rejected: normalizeRecipients(info.rejected),
};
}