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gitlab.com/lonvale/sharklaser
Sharklaser is a golang library for interfacing with the Guerrilla Mail disposable e-mail service API. It is named after one of Guerrilla Mail's most memorable domain names.
Once you've set up go, this should do it:
go get -u gitlab.com/lonvale/sharklaser
Usage is centred around the Sharklaser type:
shark := sharklaser.New() // Initialise.
getaddr_err := shark.SLGetAddr() // Obtain a disposable address (accessible at shark.EmailAddr).
getmail_err := shark.SLUpdate() // Check for e-mail (saved to shark.Emails)
mail_body, fetch_err := shark.SLFetchEmail(0) // Retrieve body for e-mail at index 0.
shark.ForgetMe() // Discard address.
For a usage example, the brave-hearted can try to make sense of our very own grrla text-mode client.
API is not to be considered stable at this point. Changes in function signatures and whatnot are likely in the next stages of development. Exercise caution.
Sharklaser is Free Software made available under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later.
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