Nope, that is the only way(assuming that you don't want to make the user log in to your service to s
Nope, that is the only way(assuming that you don't want to make the user log in to your service to see their messages)


hello@example.com to example@gmail.com. I was wondering if there was a way I could add hello@example.com inside of the Gmail settings (see attached image) so that I can send emails from hello@example.com as well using a Google account. I'm sure I've done something similar to this in the past but this was not when my mailing records were going through Cloudflare for routing. Thanks for any ideas and help :)
gmail.com address will be visible in the email header for all example.com email you do send. Just a reminder, email routing is inbound only, there is no outbound component unless you use workers.
raw property, which is a ReadableStream of the message content. You'll have to parse it yourself with something like mime-parser.raw property, yup..raw() I think it's just a property like .raw but I could be wrongexport default {
async email(message, env, ctx) {
await message.forward("gmail1@gmail.com");
await message.forward("gmail2@gmail.com");
}
}