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webapi: implement adding "alternative files" to messages sent with the Send method

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with new field "AlternativeFiles" in the JSON body, or with "alternativefile" form file uploads.

can be used if there is a (full) alternative representation (alternative to
text and/or html part), like a calendar item, or PDF file.

for issue #188 by morki
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Mechiel Lukkien
2024-08-23 12:00:25 +02:00
parent 62bd2f4427
commit 6c488ead0b
4 changed files with 40 additions and 11 deletions
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webapi/client.go
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@ -114,10 +114,10 @@ func badResponse(hresp *http.Response) error {
// Configure webhooks to receive updates about deliveries.
//
// If the request is a multipart/form-data, uploaded files with the form keys
// "inlinefile" and/or "attachedfile" will be added to the message. If the uploaded
// file has content-type and/or content-id headers, they will be included. If no
// content-type is present in the request, and it can be detected, it is included
// automatically.
// "alternativefile", "inlinefile" and/or "attachedfile" will be added to the
// message. If the uploaded file has content-type and/or content-id headers, they
// will be included. If no content-type is present in the request, and it can be
// detected, it is included automatically.
//
// Example call with a text and html message, with an inline and an attached image:
//

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webapi/webapi.go
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@ -115,6 +115,11 @@ type SendRequest struct {
// Unless a User-Agent or X-Mailer header is present, a User-Agent is added.
Headers [][2]string
// Alternative files are added as (full) alternative representation of the text
// and/or html parts. Alternative files cause a part with content-type
// "multipart/alternative" to be added to the message. Optional.
AlternativeFiles []File
// Inline files are added to the message and should be displayed by mail clients as
// part of the message contents. Inline files cause a part with content-type
// "multipart/related" to be added to the message. Optional.