📬 Send stunning emails in minutes.

Battle-tested email designs for every need - accessed, configured, and sent through a developer-minded API.

:squirrel: Tested in Production at Jellyswitch

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'mail_hatch'

And run:

bundle install

And restart your web server.

Put this into config/initializers/mail_hatch.rb:

Rails.application.config.active_job.custom_serializers << MailHatchSerializer

Mail Hatch is designed to be a simple replacement for your Rails mailers. First, create a Mail Hatch instance:

mail_hatch = MailHatch.new(
  api_key: <API_KEY>,
  brand_color: "#dfdfdf",
  debug: false,
  dry_run: false,
  sendgrid_api_key: <SENDGRID_KEY>,
  ios_store_url: <IOS STORE URL>,
  google_play_store_url: <GOOGLE PLAY STORE URL>,
  title: "My Application",
  address: "My Address"
)

Then you can invoke any of Mail Hatch's emails. For example, to send a notification email:

mail_hatch.notification(
  to: "foo@bar.com", 
  from: "me@me.com", 
  subject: "You have a new message", 
  text: "<message body>")

1. Ensure your background job worker process is running jobs from the :default queue.
2. Prefix your Mail Hatch invocations with async_. For example: async_notification(...).

• The async_ prefix needs work
• Add / link to official docs w/ list of comprehensive options
• Generator for initializer
• Previews?
• LICENSE
• link to ruby gem in readme