docker-mailslurper

Docker image using MailSlurper which is a handy SMTP mail server useful for local and team application development. You can use this image to send mail to a SMTP host and MailSlurper provides the SMTP server and visual UI. For more information on MailSlurper please see MailSlurper.

Building the image

docker build -t docker-mailslurper .

Running the image

docker run -it --rm docker-mailslurper

MailSlurper Configuration

The image contains a default MailSlurper config file (config.json). A custom config file can be used and this needs to be mounted for a container.

Example custom config file custom-config.json:

{
	"wwwAddress": "0.0.0.0",
	"wwwPort": 8080,
	"serviceAddress": "0.0.0.0",
	"servicePort": 8085,
	"smtpAddress": "0.0.0.0",
	"smtpPort": 2500,
	"dbEngine": "SQLite",
	"dbHost": "",
	"dbPort": 0,
	"dbDatabase": "./mailslurper.db",
	"dbUserName": "",
	"dbPassword": "",
	"maxWorkers": 1000,
	"autoStartBrowser": false,
	"keyFile": "",
	"certFile": "",
	"adminKeyFile": "",
	"adminCertFile": "",
	"authenticationScheme": "",
	"authSecret": "",
	"authSalt": "",
	"authTimeoutInMinutes": 120,
	"credentials": {}
}

Run the image using: docker run -v $PWD/custom-config.json:/opt/mailslurper/config.json -p 2500:2500 -p 8080:8080 -p 8085:8085 marcopas/docker-mailslurper

Using Docker Compose

There is an assumption you have installed docker-compose!

docker-compose up