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Go-MailHog

Inspired by MailCatcher, easier to install.

Go-MailHog is a rewritten version of MailHog, which was born out of M3MTA.

Go was chosen for portability - MailHog runs without installation on multiple platforms.

Either:

Download the latest release of Go-MailHog for your platform
Use Docker or AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy Go-MailHog with the example Dockerfile

By default, the SMTP server will start on port 1025, the HTTP server will start on port 8025, and in-memory message storage will be used.

ESMTP server implementing RFC5321
Support for SMTP AUTH (RFC4954) and PIPELINING (RFC2920)
Web interface to view messages (plain text, HTML or source)
- Supports RFC2047 encoded headers
Real-time updates using EventSource
Release messages to real SMTP servers
HTTP API to list, retrieve and delete messages
- See APIv1 documentation for more information
Multipart MIME support
Download individual MIME parts
In-memory message storage
MongoDB storage for message persistence
Lightweight and portable
No installation required

You can configure Go-MailHog using command line options or environment variables:

Environment	Command line	Default	Description
MH_HOSTNAME	-hostname	mailhog.example	Hostname to use for EHLO/HELO and message IDs
MH_HTTP_BIND_ADDR	-httpbindaddr	0.0.0.0:8025	Interface and port for HTTP server to bind to
MH_MONGO_COLLECTION	-mongocoll	messages	MongoDB collection name for message storage
MH_MONGO_DB	-mongodb	mailhog	MongoDB database name for message storage
MH_MONGO_URI	-mongouri	127.0.0.1:27017	MongoDB host and port
MH_SMTP_BIND_ADDR	-smtpbindaddr	0.0.0.0:1025	Interface and port for SMTP server to bind to
MH_STORAGE	-storage	memory	Set message storage: memory / mongodb

Clone this repository to $GOPATH/src/github.com/ian-kent/Go-MailHog and type make deps.

Run tests using make test. You'll need a copy of MailHog running for tests to pass. (Tests currently fail using in-memory storage, use MongoDB!)

If you make any changes, run go fmt ./... before submitting a pull request.

Released under MIT license, see LICENSE for details.