CData.SendGrid.EntityFrameworkCore
Advanced tools
Enables you to use standard drivers to connect to the SendGrid Web API.
The CData SendGrid Provider allows you to connect to SendGrid sources just like SQL tables. Simply specify your credentials and access data from any SendGrid source.
The NuGet package automatically downloads and installs a license so no additional action is needed.
A license must be activated before the .NET Standard Provider can be used. To activate a license, you can use install-license, a .NET Core application included with the Provider. This application is present in the 'tools' folder of the package installation directory, which on Windows can typically be found at: %USERPROFILE%.nuget\packages\cdata.datasource
To use the install-license application run the command:
dotnet ./install-license.dll 'key'
Ensure that 'key' is your product key. This will install a license on the particular system.
In-depth documentation on establishing a connection to SendGrid can be found at our website.
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Enables you to use standard drivers to connect to the SendGrid Web API.
We found that cdata.sendgrid.entityframeworkcore demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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