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spinupmail

v0.2.0

Published

SpinupMail TypeScript SDK for creating and reading temporary email addresses.

Readme

SpinupMail SDK

SpinupMail TypeScript SDK for creating and reading temporary email addresses.

Install

pnpm install spinupmail

Usage

import { SpinupMail } from "spinupmail";

const spinupmail = new SpinupMail();

const address = await spinupmail.addresses.create({
  acceptedRiskNotice: true,
});

const email = await spinupmail.inboxes.waitForEmail({
  addressId: address.id,
  after: new Date(),
  subjectIncludes: "verify",
  timeoutMs: 30_000,
});

console.log(email.subject);

new SpinupMail() defaults to:

  • process.env.SPINUPMAIL_API_KEY
  • process.env.SPINUPMAIL_BASE_URL or https://api.spinupmail.com
  • process.env.SPINUPMAIL_ORGANIZATION_ID or process.env.SPINUPMAIL_ORG_ID

You can override any of them:

import { SpinupMail } from "spinupmail";

const spinupmail = new SpinupMail({
  apiKey: "spin_other_key",
  organizationId: "org_123",
});

If you omit localPart, the SDK generates a random valid inbox name before sending the request.

Use search to match recent emails by indexed content:

const email = await spinupmail.inboxes.waitForEmail({
  addressId: address.id,
  search: "verify",
  timeoutMs: 30_000,
});

const emails = await spinupmail.emails.list({
  addressId: address.id,
  search: "verify",
});

List inbox emails with pagination:

const page = await spinupmail.emails.list({
  addressId: address.id,
  page: 1,
  pageSize: 25,
});

Use after with local filters to wait for a specific email after a timestamp:

const runStartedAt = new Date();

const email = await spinupmail.inboxes.waitForEmail({
  addressId: address.id,
  after: runStartedAt,
  subjectIncludes: "verify",
  bodyIncludes: "654321",
  timeoutMs: 30_000,
});

console.log(email.text);

Manage organization integrations:

const integrations = await spinupmail.integrations.list();

const dispatches = await spinupmail.integrations.listDispatches(
  integrations.items[0].id,
  { page: 1, pageSize: 20 }
);