I Got Tired of Rewriting My Email Code Every Time I Switched Providers
I've hit this pain three times across three different Node.js projects. You're using SMTP in dev, SendGrid in production, and one day you decide to try Resend because you've heard great things. So ...

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I've hit this pain three times across three different Node.js projects. You're using SMTP in dev, SendGrid in production, and one day you decide to try Resend because you've heard great things. So you go into your code, swap out the nodemailer transport, install a different package, rewrite the config shape, hunt down every place you referenced transporter.sendMail(), update environment variables, and test everything again from scratch. It takes half a day. It shouldn't. Laravel solved this years ago. You configure your providers, your application code never knows which one is active, and you switch by changing MAIL_MAILER=resend in .env. That's it. I wanted that in Node.js. It didn't exist. So I built it. Introducing laramail npm install laramail laramail is a Laravel-style mail system for Node.js and TypeScript. Same API across every provider. Switch providers with one config change. Test email sending without mocks. The Core Problem: Provider Lock-in Here's what sending email with n