@truncus/cli
Advanced tools
Command-line interface for Truncus Email.
npm install -g @truncus/cli
# Authenticate
truncus login
# Send an email
truncus send \
--to user@example.com \
--from noreply@mail.yourdomain.com \
--subject "Hello" \
--html "<p>Hi there!</p>"
# Read HTML from file
truncus send --to user@example.com --from noreply@mail.yourdomain.com \
--subject "Report" --file ./report.html
# Check status
truncus status <email-id>
# Validate without sending
truncus validate \
--to user@example.com \
--from noreply@mail.yourdomain.com \
--subject "Test"
# List domains
truncus domains list
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
truncus login | Store API key |
truncus login --logout | Clear credentials |
truncus send | Send an email |
truncus validate | Dry-run validation |
truncus status <id> | Check email status |
truncus domains list | List verified domains |
TRUNCUS_API_KEY — alternative to truncus loginTRUNCUS_BASE_URL — override API base URLFAQs
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