Deno-SendGrid

This is an early implementation of SendGrid for Deno. This first version can send basic text or HTML email. I’ll be beefing it up over the next couple of weeks to fully support the platform.

Sending mail is easy. Simply:

import { sendMail, IRequestBody } from "https://deno.land/x/sendgrid/mod.ts";

let mail: IRequestBody = {
    personalizations: [
    {
        subject: "Hello world",
        to: [{ name: "Greg Pasquariello", email: "greg@pasq.net" }],
    },
    ],
    from: { email: "greg@pasq.net" },
    content: [
    { type: "text/plain", value: "Hello world" },
    { type: "text/html", value: "<h1>Hello world</h1>" },
    ],
};

let response = await sendMail(mail, { apiKey: "REDACTED" });

The entire mail body is documented at https://sendgrid.com/docs/api-reference/. At the moment the supported schema is limited to the following. The rest will be available shortly.

export interface IAddress {
  email: string;
  name?: string;
}

export interface IContent {
  type: string;
  value: string;
}

export interface IPersonalization {
  to: IAddress[];
  cc?: IAddress[];
  bcc?: IAddress[];
  subject: string;
}

export interface IRequestBody {
  personalizations: IPersonalization[];
  from: IAddress;
  reply_to?: IAddress;
  content: IContent[];
}

The response contains a success true/false flag, indicating whether the email was accepted by sendgrid. If false, the response also contains an array of errors, sent back from SendGrid. These are also documented at https://sendgrid.com/docs/api-reference/.

You will need a SendGrid API token to use this library, and --allow-net must be specified.

Enjoy for now, more to follow shortly!

Release History

Version 0.0.1, initial release.