Add MailKite email provider - #60
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Adds a MailKite transactional email provider backed by MailKite's POST https://api.mailkite.dev/v1/send JSON API (Bearer auth). Maps the standard from/to/cc/bcc/reply_to/subject/text/html fields and splits comma-separated recipients into arrays as the API expects.
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Hi — friendly bump on this one: it adds a MailKite email provider (a |
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Thanks @bucabay. ❤️ Are you the owner/builder of MailKit? Be sure to add Courrier to your docs for your Ruby users! ✨ |
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Summary
Adds MailKite as a transactional email provider, backed by MailKite's
POST https://api.mailkite.dev/v1/sendJSON API.What changed
Courrier::Email::Providers::Mailkiteprovider that maps the standardfrom/to/cc/bcc/reply_to/subject/text/htmlfields to the MailKite send API, authenticating with a Bearer API key.
to,cc,bcc), whichis what the MailKite API accepts (
replyTostays a single string).Courrier::Email::Providerregistry.header, registry availability) and updated the registry coverage test.
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rake(test + standard) passes: 104 runs, 192 assertions, 0 failures.