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tacomail-client

v1.0.0

Published

An api client for the tacomail trashmail api

Downloads

3

Readme

tacomail client

Need to receive emails and process them in code? Here's a simple client library for the tacomail trashmail api.

Installation

npm i tacomail-client

The code is bundled to both CommonJS and ESM module format for easy importing. The library is written in typescript and therefore fully typed, typedefs are included.

Usage

Both an OOP and a functional approach are supported.

Object-Oriented

For OOP, use the exported TacomailClient class and instantiate it. You may pass it a link to a tacomail instance if you don't want to use the official tacomail.de instance.

import { TacomailClient } from "tacomail-client";
let client = new TacomailClient("https://yourtacomail.example.com"); // no trailing slash

If you want to use the default tacomail.de instance, you can also use the default import. It's a TacomailClient instance for tacomail.de.

import client from "tacomail-client";
// client is usable right away!

Client has various functions that will return an Inbox instance via which Mail can be received. I believe a separate documentation for this is not necessary, simply use autocompletion/hinting provided by the typedefs.

Functional

All things exported by tacomail-client aside from TacomailClient are functions that directly wrap the api endpoints. They are usable without working with classes. Again, simply use IDE type hints or check the typedefs yourself.