gtsafas/mailgun.perl

Perl wrapper for mailgun

mailgun.perl's Issues

Support for multiple tags

https://documentation.mailgun.com/user_manual.html#tagging

Mailgun supports up to 3 tags per email. Each tag is sent as a separate post-param. But since the send-method takes a hashref as input, only one tag can be added. Possible fix would to add a special key tags with arrayref as value, which then gets unpacked into separate post-params. Pretty much exactly like attachments in version 0.5

$mg->send({
   subject => 'Your account for xyz',
   ....
   tags => ['adminmail', 'newuser']
});

Support asynchronous UA requests

The real reason I was interested in issue #5 was that the clean-up would make it easier to swap out the useragent for one that can perform the HTTP requests asynchronously.

This is particularly useful, for example, in a web application where you want to send an email as part of a registration request. Naive code would make the email request send asynchronously. Yes, one could fork as well but that's also a bit overkill.

Mojo::UserAgent seems a prime candidate for achieving this, particularly as I'm using Mojolicious anyway.

I'll assign this issue for now and will look at it when 1) The DRY clean-up is agreed and done and 2) Performance dictates I actually need the async capability for sure!

"Requested Item doesn't exist"

I get an error Not Found - The requested item doesn’t exist at /usr/local/share/perl5/WWW/Mailgun.pm line 60. using version WWW::Mailgun is up to date (0.4).

My code is below (for testing):

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use Date::Manip;
use MIME::Lite;

my $to = 'To Name <[email protected]>';
my $from = '[email protected]';
my $to_name = 'To Name';
my $to_email = '[email protected]';
my $subject = 'Testing Subject';
my $msg = 'Testing Message';

my $body = $msg;

use WWW::Mailgun;

my $mg = WWW::Mailgun->new({ 
  key => 'KEYREDACTED',
  domain => 'domain.com',
  from => $from
});

$mg->send({
    to      => $to,
    subject => $subject,
    text    => $body,
    html    => $body
});

Documentation mentions a "stats" method which doesn't exist

Not a valid method, "stats". at /usr/local/share/perl/5.22.1/WWW/Mailgun.pm line 202.

Campaigns support

How may I help?

I sent an email here [email protected] but it had a delivery failure.

I’m going all in with Mailgun to replace a proprietary email marking system and will be using WWW::Mailgun.

How may I help with the Todo list? Should I just jump in or would you like to provide some direction? Specifically for now I’m interested in the Campaigns bit.

To the future,
Billy Carr

Requires perl-Crypt-SSLeay, not listed.

Hi, I just tried to install on CentOS and could not complete the test. I had to do
yum install perl-Crypt-SSLeay to get it working.

Error message was:
malformed JSON string, neither array, object, number, string or atom, at character offset 0 (before "LWP will support htt...") at /usr/local/share/perl5/WWW/Mailgun.pm

Missing Test::MockModule dependency.

WWW::Mailgun fails to build with cpanm with the error: Can't locate Test/MockModule.pm

Installing Test::MockModule before fixes this issue.
It looks like you need to add Test::MockModule as a dependency.

new smartmach to upstream

would it be possible to release this to 0.54 on cpan ?