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FormMailer Service
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## About
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*FormMailer* is a service application emailing simple forms such as feedbacks or contacts posted by users from a registered web site, freeing webmasters from the burden to write server-side scripts to implement email dispatching. By *simple form* I mean form data can be represented by name-value pair of strings.
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*FormMailer* is a service application emailing simple forms posted by users of a registered web site, freeing webmasters from the burden to write server-side scripts to implement email dispatching. By *simple form* I mean form data that can be represented in terms of name-value pairs of strings such as typical feedback or contact forms.
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The following steps briefly describe the workflow using *FormMailer Service*:
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1. A *FormMailer Service* administrator (a.k.a. SuperAdmin) creates an account for webmaster to grant him using the service.
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2. Webmaster registers his sites/forms with *FormMailer Service*. In return *FormMailer Service* generates an URL that webmaster uses to post the form.
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1. A *FormMailer Service* administrator (a.k.a. SuperAdmin) creates an account for webmaster to grant using the service.
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2. Webmaster registers his sites/forms with *FormMailer Service*. In return *FormMailer Service* generates a URL that webmaster uses to post the form.
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3. Webmaster designs the form in his web site, and uses the URL in previous step to submit the form.
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4. Webmaster also designs a success/failure page or message box in his site to handle the completion of form submission.
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7. Launch the application in development mode by running `grunt serve`. To launch in production mode, run `grunt serve:dist`.
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8. The launcher will open [http://localhost:9000](http://localhost:9000). Log in as admin/admin.
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9. To stop, enter Ctrl-C twice.
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12. Tweak [Configurations](#configurations)
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10. Tweak [Configurations](#configurations)
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## Configurations
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1. Edit */data/system.json* to change SMTP server and authentication schemes for *FormMailer Service Administration* site.
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