Bluefox Email

A TypeScript client library for sending emails using Bluefox.email.

Features

• Type-Safe API: Full TypeScript support with comprehensive type definitions
• Subscriber Management: Add, remove, pause, and activate subscribers
• Email Sending: Send transactional and triggered emails with template data
• Attachment Support: Include file attachments with your emails
• Webhook Handling: Process webhook events with type guards and handlers
• Error Handling: Consistent error handling with detailed error types
• Configurable: Customize timeouts, retries, and more

Documentation

Comprehensive documentation is available in the docs directory:

• API Overview - General overview of the client library
• Email Module - Documentation for sending transactional and triggered emails
• Subscriber Module - Documentation for managing subscriber lists
• Webhooks Module - Documentation for handling webhook events

Installation

npm install bluefox-email
# or
yarn add bluefox-email
# or
pnpm add bluefox-email

Quick Start

import { BluefoxClient } from "bluefox-email";

// Initialize the client
const client = new BluefoxClient({
  apiKey: process.env.BLUEFOX_API_KEY,
});

// Send a transactional email
await client.email.sendTransactional({
  to: "[e-mail]",
  transactionalId: "welcome-email",
  data: { name: "John Doe" },
});

API Coverage

The current state of Bluefox API implementation:

Feature	Status
Subscriber List Management	✅
Transactional Emails	✅
Triggered Email	✅
Send Attachments	✅
Webhooks	✅

Architecture

This package is built on top of the @bluefox-email/api module, which provides low-level bindings to the Bluefox.email API. While the API module can be used directly, it's recommended to use this higher-level client library for most use cases.

The architecture is designed with the following layers:

1. Client Layer (BluefoxClient): The main entry point for developers, providing a simple and intuitive interface.
2. Module Layer (BluefoxEmail, BluefoxSubscriber, BluefoxWebhooks): Specialized modules for different API functionalities.
3. API Layer (@bluefox-email/api): Low-level API bindings, handling HTTP requests, error normalization, and rate limiting.

This layered approach allows for:

• A clean, developer-friendly API at the top level
• Separation of concerns between different API functionalities
• Reusable core components for advanced use cases

Advanced Usage

For more advanced usage examples, including error handling, webhook processing, and attachment handling, please refer to the documentation.