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Fastmail

Last updated Jun 10, 2026

This Fastmail node for n8n is designed to set parameters and execute specific operations for the Fastmail API.

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Included Nodes

Fastmail
Fastmail Trigger

Description

n8n-nodes-fastmail

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

Operations

This package provides:

  • Fastmail for structured actions on messages, labels, drafts, and threads.
  • Fastmail Trigger for near real-time new-message events via JMAP event stream (SSE with reconnect).
  • Message Actions

  • Add label to message
  • Delete a message
  • Forward a message
  • Get a message
  • Get many messages
  • Mark a message as read
  • Mark a message as unread
  • Move a message
  • Remove label from message
  • Reply to a message
  • Send a message
  • Attachment Support

    Attachments are supported as options on existing operations (not as separate actions):

  • Upload from input binary properties on:
  • – Message Send
    – Message Forward
    – Message Reply
    – Draft Create
    – Thread Reply

  • Download to output binary on:
  • – Message Get
    – Message Get Many

    Label Actions

  • Create a label
  • Delete a label
  • Get label info
  • Get many labels
  • Draft Actions

  • Create a draft
  • Delete a draft
  • Get a draft
  • Get many drafts
  • Thread Actions

  • Add label to thread
  • Delete a thread
  • Get a thread
  • Get many threads
  • Remove label from thread
  • Reply to a message
  • Trash a thread
  • Untrash a thread
  • Live options

    The node fetches available Fastmail data directly for dropdowns:

  • Labels (mapped to Fastmail mailboxes)
  • Identities
  • UI behavior

  • Optional fields are hidden by default.
  • Reply and forward operations expose per-field auto-fill toggles.
  • Each toggle keeps the current automatic behavior when enabled and reveals the corresponding manual field only when disabled.

  • Use Compose Options to enable granular fields like Cc, Bcc, Reply All, Create as Draft, and attachment binary mapping.
  • Use Fetch Options to enable granular fields like Search, Read Status, body values, and attachment download settings.
  • Mailbox Scope and mailbox selection stay as dedicated top-level fields on Get Many (message/thread) for reliable mailbox picking.
  • Invalid option combinations are rejected with explicit errors (for example, Reply All outside auto-filled reply operations or Create as Draft outside reply/forward operations).
  • Credentials

    Use a Fastmail API token with the required scopes for the JMAP methods you call.

    OAuth2 readiness

    OAuth2 support is prepared in code and can be enabled with a simple toggle.

  • Toggle constant:
  • nodes/fastmail/Fastmail.node.ts -> ENABLEFASTMAILOAUTH
    nodes/fastmail/FastmailTrigger.node.ts -> ENABLEFASTMAILOAUTH

  • Current default: false (API token mode only)
  • Set to true to expose authentication switch (API Token / OAuth2) in the nodes.
  • Implemented OAuth2 credential:

  • Credential type: Fastmail OAuth2 API
  • Authorization URL: https://www.fastmail.com/oauth/authorize
  • Token URL: https://www.fastmail.com/oauth/token
  • Default scopes: offline_access urn:ietf:params:jmap:core urn:ietf:params:jmap:mail urn:ietf:params:jmap:submission
  • Reference:

  • Fastmail Developer OAuth docs: fastmail.com/dev
  • Compatibility

    Tested with:

  • n8n 2.11.0
  • Resources

  • n8n community nodes documentation
  • Fastmail Developer API
  • JMAP (RFC 8620)
  • JMAP Mail (RFC 8621)
  • Icon Attribution

  • Node icon source: Fastmailicon2019.svg from Wikimedia Commons.
  • Wikimedia marks this file as PD-textlogo (public domain for copyright in many jurisdictions).
  • Fastmail name and logo may still be protected by trademark rights.
  • Users are responsible for confirming trademark and branding permissions for their use case.

Local development (Docker)

Use the helper script:

./testdata/run.sh

The script starts a node:22-slim container, installs dependencies, builds the node, installs n8n, and starts it on http://localhost:5678.

Local test run (simple Docker setup):

./testdata/run.sh

Prerequisite (once): run npm ci in the project root.
The script builds dist, prepares a clean custom package under .testdata/custom, and starts n8nio/n8n.