Automate Fastmail Masked Emails With n8n
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Streamline your email management by automating the creation and management of Fastmail masked email addresses using n8n. This workflow leverages Fastmail's JMAP API to dynamically generate and control your privacy-focused aliases.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow provides a robust solution for managing your Fastmail masked email addresses programmatically. It connects to the Fastmail JMAP API to authenticate, retrieve existing masked emails, and create new ones based on incoming webhook triggers. The workflow intelligently routes requests based on the state of the masked email (pending, enabled, disabled, deleted), allowing for sophisticated automation of your email privacy. By integrating with n8n, you can gain granular control over your digital identity and enhance your email security with custom automation rules.
Key Features
- Dynamic Masked Email Creation: Automatically generate new masked email addresses based on external triggers, such as webhook events.
- State-Based Routing: Control the lifecycle of masked emails by routing actions based on their status (pending, enabled, disabled, deleted).
- Secure API Integration: Utilizes Fastmail's JMAP API with secure authentication for seamless and reliable operations.
- Programmatic Email Management: Gain full control over your masked email aliases without manual intervention.
- Flexible Workflow Customization: Easily adapt and extend the workflow to fit your specific email management needs.
How To Use
- Set up Fastmail Credentials: Obtain and configure your Fastmail API credentials within n8n, ensuring they are associated with HTTP Header Authentication.
- Configure the 'Session' Node: Set the URL to
https://api.fastmail.com/jmap/sessionand select your Fastmail credentials. - Set up the 'Switch' Node: Configure the switch node to route incoming webhook data based on the
statefield. Map 'pending', 'enabled', 'deleted', and 'disabled' states to distinct outputs. - Configure 'get all masked emails' Node: Set the URL to
https://api.fastmail.com/jmap/api/. Configure the JSON body to use theMaskedEmail/getmethod, referencing the account ID from the 'Session' node. - Configure 'create random masked email' Node: Set the URL to
https://api.fastmail.com/jmap/api/. Configure the JSON body for theMaskedEmail/setmethod, using thecreateparameter. Dynamically populatedescription,state,id, andemailfrom the incoming webhook data. - Configure 'Respond to Webhook' Node: Set the desired response content, using expressions to output relevant data from the preceding nodes.
- Trigger the Workflow: Send a webhook request to your n8n endpoint with the appropriate JSON payload containing the
state,id, andemailof the masked email you wish to manage.
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Workflow JSON
{
"id": "bfcba3f4-acbb-4fc7-99ce-bb0881c4cd2c",
"name": "Automate Fastmail Masked Emails With n8n",
"nodes": 27,
"category": "Operations",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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