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I built this because I missed letter_opener from the Ruby world when working in Python. During development, you don't want emails actually being sent - you want to inspect them locally. Mailview captures all outgoing emails and serves them up in a clean browser UI at /_mail. Just add the middleware to your FastAPI or ASGI app and every email gets intercepted, stored, and made viewable. No more checking logs or setting up fake SMTP servers.

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The official Python SDK for the Mailjunky transactional email service. I wrote this to make it dead simple to send emails from Python apps - just instantiate the client with your API key and call send(). Handles HTML and plain text bodies, attachments, and all the edge cases you'd expect. I use this in production for whatisonthe.tv to send watchlist notifications and digests.

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The Ruby counterpart to mailjunky-python. Same clean API, same reliability, just for the Ruby ecosystem. Built this because I work across both Python and Ruby projects and wanted a consistent email sending experience regardless of which stack I'm in. Follows Ruby conventions and plays nicely with Rails applications.

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A Ruby wrapper for TheTVDB API that I built while working on TV-related projects. TheTVDB is the definitive source for TV show metadata, and I needed a clean way to fetch show information, episode details, and artwork from Ruby applications. This gem handles authentication, rate limiting, and provides a nice object-oriented interface to the API.