This email_inmemory
package provides an in-memory implementation of the EmailClient
interface within the Flutter News App Full Source Code Toolkit. It is specifically designed for testing and development environments where actual email sending is not required. This package simulates the email dispatch process, allowing developers to verify email-related logic without the overhead or external dependencies of a live email service. It ensures consistent behavior and robust error handling based on the email_client
contract.
This package offers a comprehensive set of features for managing email sending operations in a simulated environment.
🧱 Core Functionality
EmailInMemory
Class: A concrete in-memory implementation of theEmailClient
interface, providing a standardized way to simulate email sending.- Simulated Email Dispatch: Accurately simulates the
sendTransactionalEmail
operation without sending actual emails, making it ideal for isolated testing.
- Console Logging: Logs simulated email details (sender, recipient, template ID, template data) to the console, which is highly useful for debugging and verifying email content during development.
- Input Validation: Includes basic input validation and throws standard
HttpException
subtypes (fromcore
) on failure, ensuring consistent error handling in a simulated context.
- Decoupled Logic: By implementing the
EmailClient
interface, this package ensures that application logic remains decoupled from specific email service providers, allowing for flexible testing strategies.
💡 Your Advantage: This package provides a reliable, in-memory email client that simplifies testing and development of email-related features. It eliminates the need for external email service dependencies during development, offering immediate feedback and consistent behavior for your email logic.
This email_inmemory
package is an integral part of the Flutter News App Full Source Code Toolkit. For comprehensive details regarding licensing, including trial and commercial options for the entire toolkit, please refer to the main toolkit organization page.