apiplant-email

One way to send a message, whichever service actually sends it.

An app names a provider in main.toml:

[email]
provider = "sendgrid"
from     = "no-reply@example.com"
api_key  = "${SENDGRID_API_KEY}"

…and a function calls ctx.send_email(...). Everything between those two points is this crate: it builds the provider's own request shape, signs or authenticates it, and normalises the reply to a [Sent] receipt. Changing provider to ses changes the wire format, the authentication scheme and the endpoint — and changes nothing a function can see.

Supported providers

`provider`	Transport	Credentials
`smtp`	SMTP (STARTTLS/implicit TLS)	`[email.smtp]` host/username/password
`ses`	Amazon SES v2 HTTPS API, SigV4	`api_key` = access key id, `api_secret` = secret, `region`
`sendgrid`	`api.sendgrid.com/v3/mail/send`	`api_key`
`brevo` (`sendinblue`)	`api.brevo.com/v3/smtp/email`	`api_key`
`mailjet`	`api.mailjet.com/v3.1/send`	`api_key` + `api_secret`
`mailgun`	`api.mailgun.net/v3/<domain>/messages`	`api_key` + `domain`
`postmark`	`api.postmarkapp.com/email`	`api_key` (server token)
`resend`	`api.resend.com/emails`	`api_key`

Anything not on that list still works over smtp, which every one of them also speaks.

apiplant-email 0.6.1

apiplant-email

Supported providers