Step 1: Create a root AWS account

Self Mail Kit

Learn how to deploy and use Self Mail Kit

**Endpoint:** `v1/emails`

List all emails with pagination support. Returns 50 emails per page.


**Endpoint:** `v1/emails`

Send a transactional email with optional template, attachments, and variables


**Endpoint:** `v1/emails/{id}`

Retrieve the status and details of a specific email


**Endpoint:** `v1/domains`

List all domains associated with your account.


**Endpoint:** `v1/domains`

Create a new domain for sending emails. The domain name must be in a valid format (e.g., example.com, env.example.com).


**Endpoint:** `v1/domains/{id}`

Retrieve details of a specific domain.


**Endpoint:** `v1/domains/{id}`

Delete a specific domain. This action cannot be undone.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences`

List all audiences associated with your account. Returns 10 audiences per page.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences`

Create a new audience for managing contacts.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{id}`

Retrieve details of a specific audience.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{id}`

Delete a specific audience. This action cannot be undone.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{audienceId}/contacts`

List all contacts in an audience. Returns 50 contacts per page.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{audienceId}/contacts`

Create a new contact in an audience.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{audienceId}/contacts/{contactId}`

Retrieve details of a specific contact.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{audienceId}/contacts/{contactId}`

Delete a specific contact. This action cannot be undone.


**Endpoint:** `v1/audiences/{audienceId}/contacts/{contactId}`

Update a specific contact's details.
