Hi Harshraj,
I suggest running Papercut locally in conjunction with Email connector. It allows you to capture the SMTP messages (for testing) and configure the SMTP server to run on the localhost.
When the Email connector asks for a password, you can type anything (but don’t leave it blanc)
Go make it
https://github.com/ChangemakerStudios/Papercut-SMTP
Hi Harshraj,
I suggest running Papercut locally in conjunction with Email connector. It allows you to capture the SMTP messages (for testing) and configure the SMTP server to run on the localhost.
When the Email connector asks for a password, you can type anything (but don’t leave it blanc)
Go make it
https://github.com/ChangemakerStudios/Papercut-SMTP
The email with template module is already depricated and it will no longer get updates. The email connector module should also work locally depending on the authentication method used. If OAuth is needed you could only run that in the cloud because you need to create app credentials and that is not possible for your local environment. Depends a bit on what you want to test. If you want to test the actual connection then you should do that in your acceptance environment. If you want to test what is inside the mail you could do that with Marco's suggestion.
Regards,
Ronald