Quickstart - Ensend Documentation

Overview

Ensend ships primarily as a dependency-free REST API and supports requests from any valid HTTP Client. To enhance your developer experience, we have provided SDKs for major programming languages. This guide shows how to install and configure these SDKs or your http client to begin using ensend in your application

Alternatively, you can send emails using our SMTP Server.

Typescript
Go
Rest API

Install from the package manager

bun add ensend@latest

Initialize the SDK

ensend.config.ts

import { Client } from "ensend"

const ensend = new Client({
  secret: "your_project_secret",
});

export ensend

Send your first message

Send an Email message, SMS, WhatsApp message or push notification

const { data, error } = await ensend.SendApi.SendMailMessage({
  subject: "Ensend Test Email",
  message: "<b>It works 🎉</b>",
  sender: {
    name: "your_identity_name",
    address: "your_sender_identity"
  },
  recipients: {
    name: "your_recipient_name",
    address: "your_recipient_address"
  }
});

Install from package manager

go get github.com/ensendco/ensend-go

Initialize the SDK

import "github.com/express-labs/ensend-client-go"
client := ensend.New(option.WithProjectSecret("your_project_secret"))

Send your first message

Grab the base url

API BASEURL

https://api.ensend.co

Set your request headers

const baseurl = "https://api.ensend.co"

const requestHeaders = new Headers();
requestHeaders.append("Authorization", "Bearer <your_project_secret>");
requestHeaders.append("Content-Type", "application/json");

Send your api request

Send an email, sms, whatsapp or push notification

All set here. You are ready to obtain your project secret

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