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@funnelsgrove/emails

v0.1.2

Published

FunnelsGrove private email API client

Readme

@funnelsgrove/emails

Private-token email client for the FunnelsGrove transactional email API.

import { createEmailsClient } from '@funnelsgrove/emails';

const emails = createEmailsClient({
  privateToken: process.env.FUNNELSGROVE_PRIVATE_TOKEN!,
});

const receipt = await emails.send({
  template: 'login-code',
  to: '[email protected]',
  variables: { code: '481953', expiresInMinutes: 10 },
});

console.log(receipt.id);

The private token is sent as Authorization: Bearer <token> and is never intended for browser code. The template must be published in the project first. Project email content is managed through the existing fgrove email CLI.

Create and publish a template from Node.js or the CLI:

await emails.createTemplate({
  slug: 'order-confirmation',
  name: 'Order confirmation',
  draft: {
    subject: 'Order {{ORDER_ID}}',
    previewText: null,
    html: '<p>Order {{ORDER_ID}}</p>',
    text: 'Order {{ORDER_ID}}',
    variables: { ORDER_ID: 'string' },
  },
});
fgrove email pull --workspace "$WORKSPACE" --project "$PROJECT"
fgrove email validate --dir .
fgrove email push --workspace "$WORKSPACE" --project "$PROJECT"
fgrove email template publish order-confirmation --workspace "$WORKSPACE" --project "$PROJECT"

Sequence steps can use a published template or direct subject/body copy. Delays stay simple: hours or days. An empty funnelIds list applies to all funnels:

const sequence = await emails.createSequence({
  slug: 'lead-follow-up',
  name: 'Lead follow-up',
  draft: {
    triggerEventType: 'email_captured',
    funnelIds: [],
    steps: [{
      key: 'welcome',
      mode: 'template',
      template: 'welcome',
      variables: { firstName: 'first_name' },
      delay: { value: 0, unit: 'hours' },
    }],
  },
});

await emails.addSequenceStep(sequence.id, {
  key: 'reminder',
  mode: 'direct',
  subject: 'A quick reminder',
  body: 'Come back when you are ready.',
  delay: { value: 2, unit: 'days' },
});

Sequence editing uses the same project CLI with fgrove email sequence add-step and local JSON files:

fgrove email sequence add-step lead-follow-up \
  --workspace "$WORKSPACE" \
  --project "$PROJECT" \
  --key reminder \
  --subject "A quick reminder" \
  --body "Come back when you are ready." \
  --delay-days 2