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@marlinjai/mail-contract

v0.5.0

Published

The v1 API contract of the mail service: zod schemas and types for every request, response, error and webhook, the route table, and webhook signing helpers

Readme

@marlinjai/mail-contract

The version 1 Application Programming Interface (API) contract of the Lumitra Mail service: zod schemas and TypeScript types for every request, response, error and webhook, the route table, and the webhook signing helpers.

The service, @marlinjai/mail-sdk and the dashboard all import these definitions instead of keeping their own copies, so a shape is defined exactly once. Its only runtime dependency is zod, and it uses no Node.js built-ins, so it runs in Node.js, browsers and edge runtimes.

pnpm add @marlinjai/mail-contract zod

Most applications use @marlinjai/mail-sdk, which builds on this package. Import the contract directly to validate data at your own boundary, or to verify webhooks without the SDK:

  • request and response schemas and their types, per resource (workspaces, templates, providers, contacts, mailings, webhooks, unsubscribe)
  • the error codes and error body (ErrorCodeSchema, errorBody, statusForError)
  • the route table (matchRoute, buildPath, acceptsIdempotencyKey)
  • webhook signing and verification (signWebhook, verifyWebhook): the signature is v1=<hex> over ${timestamp}.${rawBody}, checked in constant time, with a 300 second tolerance

License

MIT