Closed WillSquire closed 3 years ago
looks like you have a spelling error on the key name. Compare to this:
auth: {
api_key: 'key-1234123412341234',
domain: 'one of your domain names listed at your https://mailgun.com/app/domains'
},
host: 'api.eu.mailgun.net'
}
@WillSquire can you let me know?
@WillSquire if you use with typescript, ignore the apiKey
right now. Because my PR is merged but still not released yet
Apologies for not getting back. It is indeed the Typescript definition
yup, I created that option after this PR #98 was merged, but the @types already released but the version of this package did not
yup, I created that option after this PR #98 was merged, but the @types already released but the version of this package did not
Did I forget to npm publish your version?
Yes. I just reinstalled this package again and no new version. Checked the code in node_modules, the code does not contain my change
Yes. I just reinstalled this package again and no new version. Checked the code in node_modules, the code does not contain my change
Alright gonna fix it today! Thank you for reminding me I must ve forgotten woops!
abrakadabra - pushed! Thanks @zgid123
thank you, just tested and it worked with apiKey
Perfect closing
This isn't working at all for me. When
apiKey
is set it still throwsError: apiKey value must be defined!
from themailgun-js
dependency.Versions: "nodemailer": "^6.4.16", "nodemailer-mailgun-transport": "^2.0.1",