// app.post('/send', (req, res) => {
// 	const output = `
// 	<p>You have a new contact request</p>
// 	<h3>Contact Details</h3>
// 	<ul>
// 		<li>Name: ${req.body.Name}</li>
// 		<li>Email: ${req.body.Email}</li>
// 	</ul>
// 	<h3>Message</h3>
// 	<p> ${req.body.Message}</p>
// 	`;

// 	let transporter = nodeMailer.createTransport({
// 	    host: 'smtp.gmail.com',
// 	    port: 465,
// 	    secure: true,
// 	    auth: {
// 	        user: 'henryzhengschool@gmail.com',
// 	        pass: 'dankmeme'
// 	    },
// 	    tls:{
// 	      rejectUnauthorized:false
// 	    }
// 	});

// 	// this is where you define the actual email you're going to send.
// 	// note that the to, subject, and text fields all work with an object called
// 	// req.body. req is your request variable and the body object is
// 	// the body of the POST request sent by the user. In the case where
// 	// you have a contact form, all the contact information from the HTML form
// 	// will be inside req.body.
// 	// It is suggested you console.log(req.body) before proceeding to understand
// 	// what is inside this object.
// 	let mailOptions = {
// 	  from: '"Nodemailer Contact" <henryzhengschool@gmail.com>', // sender address
// 	  to: "henryzhengschool@gmail.com", // list of receivers
// 	  subject: 'Node Contact Request', // Subject line
// 	  text: req.body.body, // plain text body
// 	  html: output // html body
// 	};
// 	// Send your email and handle the error accordingly.
// 	transporter.sendMail(mailOptions, (error, info) => {
// 	    if (error) {
// 	return console.log(error);
// 	}
// 	console.log('Message %s sent: %s', info.messageId, info.response);

// 	res.render('contact', {msg:'Email has been sent'});
// 	return "Success!"
// 	});
// });