ruby-sdk

A Ruby client for interacting with the GetTestMail API, which provides a simple way to create temporary email addresses and receive messages sent to them.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'gettestmail'

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install gettestmail

To create a new GetTestMail API client, you need to instantiate the GetTestMailClient class with your API key. To get an API key, sign up for a free account.

require 'gettestmailclient'

api_key = 'your-api-key'
client = GetTestMailClient.new(api_key)

To create a new GetTestMail instance, call the create_new method on the client:

get_test_mail = client.create_new
puts "Email address: #{get_test_mail.email_address}"
puts "Expires at: #{get_test_mail.expires_at}"

To wait for a message, call the wait_for_message method with the email address:

message = client.wait_for_message(get_test_mail.id)
puts "Message from: #{message.from}"
puts "Message subject: #{message.subject}"
puts "Message: #{message}"

The GetTestMail model represents a disposable email address. It has the following attributes:

• id - The id of the email address
• emailAddress - The email address
• expiresAt - The time at which the email address will expire
• message - The message received by the email address

The Message received by the email address. It has the following attributes:

• id - The id of the message
• from - The sender of the message
• to - The recipient of the message
• subject - The subject of the message
• text - Text representation of the message
• html - HTML representation of the message
• attachments - List of attachments

The Attachment received by the email address. It has the following attributes:

• filename - The filename of the attachment
• mimeType - The mime type of the attachment
• content - The content of the attachment

If the API returns an error, the client will raise an ApiError exception with a ProblemDTO object containing error details.

License

This gem is available as open-source under the terms of the MIT License.