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Amply

This is the Amply Ruby SDK that integrates with the v1 API.

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Prerequisites

Access Token

Obtain your access token from the Amply UI.

Install Package

gem install amply-ruby

Domain Verification

Add domains you want to send from via the Verified Domains tab on your dashboard.

Any emails you attempt to send from an unverified domain will be rejected. Once verified, Amply immediately starts warming up your domain and IP reputation. This warmup process will take approximately one week before maximal deliverability has been reached.

Quick Start

The following is the minimum needed code to send a simple email. Use this example, and modify the to and from variables:

require 'amply'
  
Amply.set_access_token(ENV['AMPLY_ACCESS_TOKEN'])

begin
  Amply::Email.create(to: 'test@example.com',
                      from: 'test@verifieddomain.com',
                      subject: 'My first Amply email!',
                      text: 'This is easy',
                      html: '<strong>and fun :)</strong>')

rescue Amply::Exceptions::APIException => e
  # Most likely invalid access token
  puts e.status
  puts e.text
rescue Amply::Exceptions::ValidationException => e
  puts e.message
  puts e.errors
end

Once you execute this code, you should have an email in the inbox of the recipient. You can check the status of your email in the UI from the Search, SQL, or Users page.

Methods

email

Parameter(s)Description
to, cc, bccEmail address of the recipient(s). This may be a string Test <test@example.com>, a hash { name: 'Test', email: 'test@example.com' }, or an array of strings and hashes.
personalizationsFor fine tuned access, you may override the to, cc, and bcc keys and use advanced personalizations. See the API guide here.
fromEmail address of the sender. This may be formatted as a string or hash. An array of senders is not allowed.
subjectSubject of the message.
htmlHTML portion of the message.
textText portion of the message.
contentAn array of hashes containing the following keys: type (required), value (required).
templateThe template to use. This may be a string (the UUID of the template), an array of UUID's (useful for A/B/... testing where one is randomly selected), or a hash of the format { template1Uuid: 0.25, template2Uuid: 0.75 } (useful for weighted A/B/... testing).
dynamic_template_dataThe dynamic data to be replaced in your template. This is an hash of the format { variable1: 'replacement1', ... }. Variables should be defined in your template body as ${variable1}.
reply_toEmail address of who should receive replies. This may be a string or a hash with name and email keys.
headersA hash where the header name is the key and header value is the value.
ip_or_pool_uuidThe UUID of the IP address or IP pool you want to send from. Default is your Global pool.
unsubscribe_group_uuidThe UUID of the unsubscribe group you want to associate with this email.
attachments[][content]A base64 encoded string of your attachment's content.
attachments[][type]The MIME type of your attachment.
attachments[][filename]The filename of your attachment.
attachments[][disposition]The disposition of your attachment (inline or attachment).
attachments[][content_id]The content ID of your attachment.
clicktrackingEnable or disable clicktracking.
categoriesAn array of email categories you can associate with your message.
substitutionsA hash of the format { sub_from: 'sub_to', ...} of substitutions.

Example

Amply::Email.create(to:   'example@test.com',
                    from: 'From <example@verifieddomain.com>',
                    text: 'Text part',
                    html: 'HTML part',
                    personalizations: [{ to: [{ name: 'Override To', email: 'test@example.com' }] }],
                    content: [{ type: 'text/testing', value: 'some custom content type' }],
                    subject: 'A new email!',
                    reply_to: 'Reply To <test@example.com>',
                    template: 'faecb75b-371e-4062-89d5-372b8ff0effd',
                    dynamic_template_data: { name: 'Jimmy' },
                    unsubscribe_group_uuid: '5ac48b43-6e7e-4c51-817d-f81ea0a09816',
                    ip_or_pool_uuid: '2e378fc9-3e23-4853-bccb-2990fda83ca9',
                    attachments: [{'content': 'dGVzdA==', 'filename': 'test.txt', 'type': 'text/plain', 'disposition': 'inline'}],
                    headers: {'X-Testing': 'Test'},
                    categories: ['Test'],
                    clicktracking: true,
                    substitutions: { sub1: 'replacement1' })

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Package last updated on 28 Dec 2020

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