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@plunk/node

v3.0.3

Published

Official Node.js library for useplunk.com

Downloads

14,800

Readme

Plunk Node.js

This project contains the helper library for interacting with the Plunk API using Node.js.

Table of contents

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Installation

Installing the latest version can be done through your package manager.

npm i @plunk/node

yarn add @plunk/node

Getting started

Any interaction you want to make with the Plunk API needs to be done through the Plunk client. You can use a default import to get started.

import Plunk from '@plunk/node';

// Using the default API URL
const plunk = new Plunk("Your secret key");

// Or specifying a custom API URL
const plunkCustom = new Plunk("Your secret key", { baseUrl: "https://selfhosted.example.com/api/v1/" });

API

Events

track()

Used to publish an event

Parameters
  • event: The name of the event to publish
  • email: The email address of the user to publish the event to
  • subscribed [Optional]: Whether to the contact is subscribed to marketing emails, defaults to true
  • data [Optional]: An object containing the data to attach to the user
const success = await plunk.events.track({
  event: "new-project",
  email: "[email protected]",
  data: {
    company: "Plunk"
  }
});

Emails

send()

Used to send a transactional email

Parameters
  • to: The email address of the recipient
  • subject: The subject of the email
  • body: The body of the email
  • type [Optional]: The type of email to send (html or markdown)
  • from [Optional]: The email address of the sender
  • name [Optional]: The name of the sender
  • subscribed [Optional]: Whether to the contact is subscribed to marketing emails, defaults to false
const success = await plunk.emails.send({
  to: "[email protected]",
  subject: "Welcome to Plunk",
  body: "Hello world!",
});