48 packages tagged with “mailgun”
Send emails via MailGun using their REST API
Classes that provide a common interface for sending email with smtp or popular email apis including SendGrid, Mailgun, and ElasticEmail
Provides simple access to Mailgun's REST API from .Net applications: Send messages, create web hooks, manage mailboxes, etc.
A .NET Mailgun API wrapper. Currently supports sending messages and batch messages.
Implements data model for incoming Mailgun events to use with your custom Mailgun webhooks. This library can be used as a data model for the deserialization of this data with any JSON serializer of your choice. It even provides a handy function to verify its cryptographic signature.
.NET Standard 2.0 library for sending email and working with Mailgun API
A Mailgun F# HTTPS API wrapper
Mailgun package
Unofficial Mailgun API wrapper for .NET written in C#
Simple class library to send email and validate email addresses using Mailgun.
This asynchronous library checks email addresses against Mailgun's e-mail validation service
Extremely lightweight, easy and cute library for sending HTML e-mails.
An IIdentityMessageService implemention using the mailgun_csharp API wrapper
Mailer for .net, support template, smpt and mailgun transport
Simple email wrapper in C# for SMTP and Mailgun
Extremely easy and cute library for sending HTML e-mails.
In place of an official client, this is WIP attempt at exposing Mailgun API functionality in current .NET
Mailgun EMail sender
A simple C# wrapper for MailGun using their REST API.
The Common Library for BabouMail Senders.
Provides convinience methods for configuring Mailgun .NET Client (Unofficial)
An email sender abstraction for .Net to decouple your email sending from the underlying channel, with access to different types of channels such as MailKit, SendGrid, MailGun, etc.
Mailgun email delivery channel for Email.Net.
Mailgun Email Sender API Wrapper for ASP.NET Core apps With this useful service you can send email through Mailgun. API Key and other params are set in the sender class constructor. Intended use is within ASP.NET Core apps using MVC; inject the service into the DI container (inside Startup.cs use services.AddTransient) and then use it in your code.
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