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@mailavocado/client

v0.0.1

Published

Simple email sending service client

Readme

MailAvocado

A simple client for managing email lists and sending emails through your email service.

Installation

npm install mailavocado

Usage

import { MailAvocado } from "mailavocado";

const mailAvocado = new MailAvocado({
  endpoint: "https://your-api-endpoint.com",
  apiKey: "your-api-key",
});

// Send email using userId
await mailAvocado.sendEmail({
  templateId: "welcome-template",
  userId: "user-123",
});

// Or send email using email and name
await mailAvocado.sendEmail({
  templateId: "newsletter-template",
  email: "[email protected]",
  name: "John Doe",
});

// Add existing user to a list
await mailAvocado.addToList({
  listId: "list-123",
  userId: "user-456",
  addIfNotExist: false,
});

// Add new or existing user to a list by email
await mailAvocado.addToList({
  listId: "list-123",
  email: "[email protected]",
  name: "John Doe",
  addIfNotExist: true,
});

API

MailAvocado(config)

Creates a new MailAvocado instance.

  • config.endpoint: Your API endpoint URL
  • config.apiKey: Your API key

sendEmail(options)

Sends an email using the specified options.

  • options.templateId: The ID of the email template to use
  • options.userId: (Optional) The ID of the user to send the email to
  • options.email: (Optional) The recipient's email address
  • options.name: (Optional) The recipient's name

Either userId or both email and name must be provided.

addToList(options)

Adds a user to a specified list.

  • options.listId: The ID of the list to add the user to
  • options.userId: (Optional) The ID of the existing user
  • options.email: (Optional) The user's email address
  • options.name: (Optional) The user's name
  • options.addIfNotExist: Whether to create a new user if they don't exist

Either userId or both email and name must be provided.

Error Handling

The package throws these types of errors:

  • ValidationError: When required fields are missing or invalid
  • ApiError: When the API returns an error response
  • NetworkError: When there are network connectivity issues

License

MIT