Interact with third-party iOS mail clients, using custom URL schemes.
For the Swift version follow this link.
| Client | URL Scheme | App Store |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | googlegmail |
link |
| Dispatch | x-dispatch |
link |
| Spark | readdle-spark |
link |
| Airmail | airmail |
link |
| Microsoft Outlook | ms-outlook |
link |
| Yahoo Mail | ymail |
link |
| Fastmail | fastmail |
link |
| Protonmail | protonmail |
link |
Unfortunately, not all mail clients offer URL schemes to be supported by ThirdPartyMailer. If you’re aware of another candidate, please let us know Swift ObjC.
Manually import the files from the Source folder. For Pod install use:
pod 'ThirdPartyMailerObjC', :git => 'https://github.com/Seoras/ThirdPartyMailer.git'
Open your App's info.plist file and add the key "LSApplicationQueriesSchemes", or update it, with the all the schemes found in ThirdPartyMailer.plist. e.g.
<key>LSApplicationQueriesSchemes</key>
<array>
<string>googlegmail</string>
<string>readdle-spark</string>
<string>x-dispatch</string>
<string>airmail</string>
<string>ms-outlook</string>
<string>ymail</string>
<string>fastmail</string>
<string>protonmail</string>
</array>
Getting the list of available clients:
NSArray *otherMailApps = [ThirdPartyMailer availableClients];Opening the client (with optional message recipient, subject, and body):
[ThirdPartyMailer openMailClient:client
recipient:@"[email protected]"
subject:@"FooBar"
body:@"Dear Foobar, ..."
completion:^(BOOL success){
NSLog(@"Email sent using %@",client.name);
}];ThirdPartyMailer (ObjC) is written in Objective C, requires iOS 8.0 and above, Xcode 8.0 and above.
ThirdPartyMailer (Swift) was created by Vincent Tourraine.
ThirdPartyMailer port to Objective C was created by George Taylor.
ThirdPartyMailer is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.