# install
npm install sendnomi
# send
import SendNomi from "sendnomi";
const sn = new SendNomi("sn_live_•••");
await sn.messages.send({
to: "[email protected]",
template: "welcome@v1"
}); 6 languages, one API.
SendNomi's official SDKs install in a single line via popular language package managers. Automatic retry, idempotency-key management, exponential backoff, type-safe model — all built in. All SDKs are open source.
# install
pip install sendnomi
# send
from sendnomi import SendNomi
sn = SendNomi(api_key="sn_live_•••")
sn.messages.send(
to="[email protected]",
template="welcome@v1"
) # install (composer)
composer require sendnomi/sdk
# send
use SendNomi\Client;
$sn = new Client("sn_live_•••");
$sn->messages->send([
"to" => "[email protected]",
"template" => "welcome@v1"
]); // install
go get github.com/sendnomi/sdk-go
// send
import "github.com/sendnomi/sdk-go"
sn := sendnomi.New("sn_live_•••")
sn.Messages.Send(&sendnomi.Message{
To: "[email protected]",
Template: "welcome@v1",
}) # install
gem install sendnomi
# send
require "sendnomi"
sn = SendNomi::Client.new("sn_live_•••")
sn.messages.send(
to: "[email protected]",
template: "welcome@v1"
) // install
dotnet add package SendNomi
// send
using SendNomi;
var sn = new SendNomiClient("sn_live_•••");
await sn.Messages.SendAsync(new Message {
To = "[email protected]",
Template = "welcome@v1"
}); All SDKs use the same endpoints with the same parameter names — switching between languages is painless. Stable releases follow semantic versioning (SemVer); beta SDKs are for pre-production evaluation.