Temp mail clone - v0 by Vercel

Create me a temp mail clone with some advanced features

I'll create a temp mail clone with some advanced features using Next.js and React. This will include a temporary email address generator, an inbox view, and some additional features like email filtering and auto-refresh. Let's break this down and implement it step by step.

Let's create a temp mail clone with advanced features. We'll start with the main component that will hold our application state and structure.

This temp mail clone includes the following advanced features:

Temporary email address generation
Inbox view with a list of received emails
Email filtering functionality
Auto-refresh feature for the inbox (simulated with setInterval)
Copy email address to clipboard
Generate new email address button
Email view for reading individual emails

Here's a breakdown of the implementation:

The main component (app/page.tsx) manages the overall state and structure of the application. It includes the temporary email address display, copy and refresh buttons, and tabs for the inbox and email view.
The EmailList component (app/components/email-list.tsx) displays the list of received emails in a table format. It allows users to click on an email to view its contents.
The EmailView component (app/components/email-view.tsx) shows the details of a selected email.
Email filtering is implemented in the main component using the filter state and applying it to the emails array.
Auto-refresh is simulated using setInterval to fetch new emails every 10 seconds.
The copy to clipboard functionality is implemented using the navigator.clipboard.writeText() method.
Generating a new email address is done by creating a random string and appending it to a domain.

To use this temp mail clone, you would need to:

Set up a Next.js project with the App Router.
Install the necessary dependencies, including shadcn/ui components.
Create the components as shown above.
Replace the simulated email fetching with actual API calls to your backend service.

Remember that this is a frontend implementation, and you would need to create a backend service to handle the actual email receiving and storage functionality for a fully functional temp mail service.

i need a real system with backends also

I'll create a more comprehensive temp mail system with both frontend and backend components. We'll use Next.js for the frontend and create API routes for the backend functionality. We'll also use a database to store the emails. For this example, we'll use Prisma with a SQLite database for simplicity, but you can easily switch to a more robust database like PostgreSQL for production use.

Let's start by setting up the project and then implement the backend and frontend components.

Let's create a full-stack temp mail system. We'll start by setting up the project and then implement the backend and frontend components.

First, let's set up the project:

Create a new Next.js project:

npx create-next-app@latest temp-mail-system
cd temp-mail-system

Install necessary dependencies:

npm install @prisma/client next-auth
npm install prisma --save-dev

Set up Prisma:

npx prisma init

Now, let's create our database schema:

This implementation provides a full-stack temp mail system with the following features:

Backend API routes for creating temporary email addresses and fetching emails
Database storage for temporary email addresses and received emails
Frontend components for displaying and interacting with the temp mail system
Email filtering functionality
Auto-refresh feature for the inbox
Copy email address to clipboard
Generate new email address button
Basic authentication to ensure only the owner of a temporary email can access its inbox
Simulated email receiving system (for demonstration purposes)

To complete the setup:

Run the Prisma migration to create the database tables:

npx prisma migrate dev --name init

Generate the Prisma client:

npx prisma generate

Install the shadcn/ui components you need (if you haven't already):

npx shadcn@latest add button input card tabs avatar

Create a .env.local file in the root of your project and add a secret key for NextAuth.js:

NEXTAUTH_SECRET=your_secret_key_here

Update your app/layout.tsx to include the NextAuth SessionProvider:

import { Inter } from 'next/font/google'
import { SessionProvider } from "next-auth/react"

const inter = Inter({ subsets: ['latin'] })

export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
  return (
    <html lang="en">
      <body className={inter.className}>
        <SessionProvider>
          {children}
        </SessionProvider>
      </body>
    </html>
  )
}

Now your temp mail system is ready to use! You can start the development server with:

npm run dev

This system provides a solid foundation for a temporary email service. Here are some potential improvements and additional features you could consider:

Implement email attachments handling
Add email composition functionality to send emails from the temporary address
Implement more robust email validation and spam filtering
Add the ability to extend the expiration time of a temporary email address
Implement a more secure authentication system, possibly with two-factor authentication
Add analytics to track email usage and system performance
Implement rate limiting to prevent abuse of the system
Add support for custom domains for temporary email addresses

Remember that in a production environment, you would need to set up a proper email server to handle incoming and outgoing emails. The current implementation uses a simulated email receiving system, which is suitable for demonstration purposes but not for real-world use.

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