Mailinator Ruby REST API Client

The Mailinator REST API client provides a simple way to use the comprehensive Mailinator API.

This client works with Ruby 2.1 and higher. It uses HTTParty under the covers for the actual HTTP communication.

The latest stable version is available in RubyGems and can be installed using

gem install mailinator_client

MailinatorClient is the wrapping module, but it also acts as a singleton Client instance. So if you only need a single client instance, you do not need to instantiate one yourself - the MailinatorClient module will act exactly like an instance of MailinatorClient::Client.

A client is a single api instance. By default, it is unauthenticated, but can be given an access token to perform authenticated requests.

MailinatorClient::Client.new(auth_token: nil)

The Client() initializer takes the following arguments:

• auth_token
  The access token to be used for authentication - by default there is no access token.

Each of the following is a method on the client object, and returns a wrapper for the actions against that particular resource. See each resource documentation file for more information.

• authenticators
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Authenticators that the currently authenticated user has access to - such as listing the authenticators.

• domains
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Domains that the currently authenticated user has access to - such as listing the domains.

• stats
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Stats that the currently authenticated user has access to - such as listing the team stats.

• rules
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Rules that the currently authenticated user has access to - such as listing the rules or creating a new rule.

• messages
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Messages that the currently authenticated user has access to - such as listing the messages or injecting a new message.

• webhooks
  Contains all of the actions that can be performed against the set of Webhooks that the currently user has access to - such as listing the webhooks.

When the Mailinator API returns a unsuccessful response, an instance of ResponseError is thrown.

• code
  The status code returned from the Mailinator API.

• type
  The type of error that occurred, such as "Authorization".

• message
  A more detailed message about the particulars of the error.

Run integration tests with real API Key.

ruby -I test test/mailinator_client_api_test.rb

Most of the tests require env variables with valid values. Visit tests source code and review mailinator_client_api_test.rb file. The more env variables you set, the more tests are run.

• MAILINATOR_TEST_API_TOKEN - API tokens for authentication; basic requirement across many tests;see also https://manybrain.github.io/m8rdocs/#api-authentication
• MAILINATOR_TEST_INBOX - some already existing inbox within the private domain
• MAILINATOR_TEST_PHONE_NUMBER - associated phone number within the private domain; see also https://manybrain.github.io/m8rdocs/#fetch-an-sms-messages
• MAILINATOR_TEST_MESSAGE_WITH_ATTACHMENT_ID - existing message id within inbox (see above) within private domain (see above); see also https://manybrain.github.io/m8rdocs/#fetch-message
• MAILINATOR_TEST_ATTACHMENT_ID - existing message id within inbox (see above) within private domain (see above); see also https://manybrain.github.io/m8rdocs/#fetch-message
• MAILINATOR_TEST_DELETE_DOMAIN - don't use it unless you are 100% sure what you are doing
• MAILINATOR_TEST_WEBHOOKTOKEN_PRIVATEDOMAIN - private domain for webhook token
• MAILINATOR_TEST_WEBHOOKTOKEN_CUSTOMSERVICE - custom service for webhook token
• MAILINATOR_TEST_AUTH_SECRET - authenticator secret
• MAILINATOR_TEST_AUTH_ID - authenticator id
• MAILINATOR_TEST_WEBHOOK_INBOX - inbox for webhook
• MAILINATOR_TEST_WEBHOOK_CUSTOMSERVICE - custom service for webhook

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