Adliance.AspNetCore.Buddy.Email.AzureCommunicationServices 8.0.0.12

Adliance.AspNetCore.Buddy.Email.AzureCommunicationServices

The Azure Communication Buddy makes sending E-Mail easy. Find more detailed information on the Azure website.

Setup library in an ASP.NET project

The IBuddyServiceCollection of the Adliance.AspNetCore.Buddy.Abstractions package offers the AddBuddy method, which provides AddAzureCommunicationEmail extensions to add the E-Mail services.

using Adliance.AspNetCore.Buddy.Email.AzureCommunicationServices;

// ...

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
  //...
  services.AddBuddy()
    .AddAzureCommunicationEmail(Configuration.GetSection("Email"),
      Configuration.GetSection("AzureCommunicationEmail"))    
  //...
 }

Configuration (appsettings.json)

Add a section in the configuration of your project and add following configuration:

{
  "Email": {
    "SenderName": "unused (always taken from config in Azure)",
    "SenderAddress": "sender@example.com",
    "ReplyToAddress": "reply@example.com",
    "RedirectAllEmailsTo": "",
    "Disable": false
  },
  "AzureCommunicationEmail": {
    "Endpoint": "https://<your-communication-service-name>.<region>.communication.azure.com/",
    "AccessKey": "your-access-key",
    "UserEngagementTrackingDisabled": false
  }
}

Look up your API credentials in your Azure portal.

Usage of library

This code sample shows the usage of the Azure Communication email client. Just call the Send method providing a recipient, subject and a body.

IEmailer emailer = new AzureCommunicationEmailer(azureCommunicationConfig, emailConfig);
await emailer.Send(recipientAddress,
            "Descriptive subject line",
            "This is the <b>HTML</b> body.",
            "This is the **Text** body.");