EmailProvidersPlunk

Plunk

Send emails using the Plunk API with @visulima/email

Plunk Provider

The Plunk provider allows you to send emails through the Plunk API, a modern email platform built on AWS SES.

Runtime Support: Universal (Node.js, Deno, Bun, Cloudflare Workers)

Setup

import { createMail } from "@visulima/email";
import { plunkProvider } from "@visulima/email/providers/plunk";

const mail = createMail(
    plunkProvider({
        apiKey: process.env.PLUNK_API_KEY!,
    }),
);

Configuration

The PlunkConfig interface extends BaseConfig with the following options:

OptionTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
apiKeystringYes-Your Plunk API key
endpointstringNoAutoCustom API endpoint
debugbooleanNofalseEnable debug logging
loggerConsoleNo-Custom logger instance
retriesnumberNo3Number of retry attempts
timeoutnumberNo30000Request timeout in milliseconds

Basic Usage

import { MailMessage } from "@visulima/email";

const message = new MailMessage()
    .to("user@example.com")
    .from("sender@example.com")
    .subject("Hello from Plunk")
    .html("<h1>Hello World</h1>");

const result = await mail.send(message);

Provider-Specific Email Options

The Plunk provider supports additional options through PlunkEmailOptions:

OptionTypeDescription
templateIdstringTemplate ID for template-based emails
dataRecord<string, unknown>Data to pass to the email template
subscriberstringSubscriber email for tracking (defaults to first to address)
subscriberIdstringOptional subscriber identifier

Supported Features

FeatureSupported
AttachmentsYes
Batch SendingNo
Custom HeadersYes
HTMLYes
Reply-ToYes
SchedulingNo
TaggingYes
TemplatesYes
TrackingNo
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