@mailwurf/e2e

fetch client for the tenant-scoped Mailwurf API at /v1. No Playwright dependency. The app keeps its real mail sender; tests only set the recipient.

Public on npm.

npm install @mailwurf/e2e

import { createMailwurf } from "@mailwurf/e2e";

const mailwurf = createMailwurf(process.env.MAILWURF_API_KEY!); // API key (mw_live_…) from Dashboard → API keys
const inbox = await mailwurf.createInbox();

await page.fill("[name=email]", inbox.address);
await page.click("text=Sign up");

const mail = await inbox.waitFor({ subject: "Confirm", timeout: 15_000 });
await page.goto(mail.links[0]!);
// mail.otp → "482193"

The first argument is the organization key (mw_live_…) and is required; createMailwurf() throws when it is empty. The package reads no environment variables. It talks to https://api.mailwurf.io; pass apiUrl only for a self-hosted Mailwurf. A bare host is treated as https://:

createMailwurf("mw_live_…", { apiUrl: "mailwurf.example.com" });

subject is a case-insensitive substring. timeout is milliseconds.