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@alimzen/relayo-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Command line for Relayo Sim: send test emails, inspect their timelines and wait for bounces, complaints or deliveries in CI.

Downloads

71

Readme

@alimzen/relayo-cli

The relayo command, for Relayo Sim, the email delivery simulator: send test emails, read their timelines, and wait in CI for the bounce, complaint or delivery your code must handle.

npm install --save-dev @alimzen/relayo-cli   # then: npx relayo --help
npx @alimzen/relayo-cli --help                # or run it without installing

Node 20+. No dependencies.

Configuration

| Flag | Environment | | | --- | --- | --- | | --url | RELAYO_SIM_URL | Base URL of Relayo Sim | | --api-key | RELAYO_SIM_API_KEY | API key of a project |

These are the same variables the @alimzen/relayo-simulator driver documents, so one set of variables serves your app and the CLI.

Commands

relayo scenarios                                   # scenarios and an example address for each
relayo send --to [email protected]        # prints the message id
relayo messages --status bounced --since 1h        # latest messages with their status
relayo show sim_8c1…                               # one message, with its timeline per recipient
relayo wait sim_8c1… --for bounced:hard            # waits for the event; exit 1 on timeout
relayo wait --search "Your invoice" --for delivered --timeout 2m
relayo report --since 1h --format markdown         # summary for a CI job

Every command takes --json. wait checks every second (--interval) for 60 seconds (--timeout); --for takes an event type (accepted, delivered, deferred, bounced, complained, rejected, opened, clicked, unsubscribed) and, for bounces, a type: bounced:hard, bounced:soft, bounced:block. --since takes an ISO date or a duration back from now (30s, 15m, 2h, 1d).

Exit codes: 0 ok, 1 an expectation was not met (wait timed out), 2 wrong usage or missing configuration, 3 the API answered with an error.

In CI

Your test suite sends email to the simulator (through @alimzen/relayo-simulator or SMTP) and then asserts the outcome:

id=$(relayo send --to [email protected] --subject "Welcome")
relayo wait "$id" --for bounced:hard

On GitHub, the Relayo Sim action exports the configuration and writes a job summary of every email the job sent.

Programmatic use

import { run, SimClient } from '@alimzen/relayo-cli';

const sim = new SimClient(process.env.RELAYO_SIM_URL!, process.env.RELAYO_SIM_API_KEY!);
const message = await sim.message('sim_8c1…');

License

MIT