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This project acts as a simple wrapper for communicating with the Postmark APIs.
The postmark4cf project requires a CFML engine that supports full script components such as:
You will also need a Postmark API key from your postmark account
Create an instance of the postmark component:
postmark = createObject('component', 'postmark4cf.postmark').init('YOUR POSTMARK API KEY');
To send a message call the addMessage function:
postmark.addMessage({
"From" : "sender@example.com",
"To" : "receiver@example.com",
"Cc" : "copied@example.com",
"Bcc": "blank-copied@example.com",
"Subject" : "Test",
"Tag" : "Invitation",
"HtmlBody" : "<b>Hello</b>",
"TextBody" : "Hello",
"ReplyTo" : "reply@example.com",
"Headers" : [{ "Name" : "CUSTOM-HEADER", "Value" : "value" }]
});
Since postmark's API is currently setup to handle batches of up to 500 emails at a time the component queues up your messages to be sent in a batch. When you have added all the emails that you would like to send you can send them by calling the `send' function:
results = postmark.send();
The postmark component will automatically split the messages into the batches limited by the threshold (defaults to 500).
All results from the batches are combined into a single result and returned from the send function.
Create an instance of the spamcheck component (can be used as a singleton):
spamcheck = createObject('component', 'postmark4cf.spamcheck').init();
To check the score of an email call the filter function with the raw email body:
results = spamcheck.filter(emailBody);
This returns a struct with the SpamAssassin score in the score key. If you want to obtain the full
SpamAssassin report you can request the full report instead:
results = spamcheck.filter(emailBody, 'long');
In addition to the score key this will return the full SpamAssassin report in the report key.