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@inboxical/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Inboxical Test Inbox API — Node.js SDK. Create disposable email inboxes for automated testing.

Readme

@inboxical/sdk

Official Node.js SDK for Inboxical — disposable email inboxes for automated testing.

Test signup flows, OTP verification, password resets, and transactional emails in your CI/CD pipelines.

Install

npm install @inboxical/sdk

Quick Start

import { Inboxical } from "@inboxical/sdk";

const client = new Inboxical({ apiKey: "mk_test_xxx" });

// Create a disposable inbox
const inbox = await client.createInbox({ name: "signup-test" });
console.log(inbox.email_address); // [email protected]

// ... trigger your app to send an email ...

// Wait for the email to arrive (long-polling)
const message = await client.waitForMessage(inbox.id, { timeout: 30 });
console.log(message.subject); // "Verify your email"

// Extract OTP/verification code automatically
const code = client.extractCode(message);
console.log(code); // "847291"

// Clean up
await client.deleteInbox(inbox.id);

API

new Inboxical(options)

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | apiKey | string | required | Your API key (mk_...) | | baseUrl | string | https://api.inboxical.com | API base URL | | timeout | number | 30000 | Request timeout (ms) |

Inbox Methods

  • createInbox(options?) — Create a new test inbox
  • listInboxes(options?) — List inboxes with pagination
  • getInbox(inboxId) — Get inbox by ID
  • deleteInbox(inboxId) — Delete inbox and all messages

Message Methods

  • getMessages(inboxId, options?) — List messages with pagination
  • getLatestMessage(inboxId) — Get the most recent message
  • waitForMessage(inboxId, options?) — Long-poll until a message arrives
  • getMessage(messageId) — Get message by ID
  • deleteMessage(messageId) — Delete a message

Helpers

  • extractCode(message, options?) — Extract OTP/verification code from message body

Integration Packages

Documentation

Full API docs and guides at inboxical.com/docs

License

MIT