Visual Studio users can install this directly into their .NET projects by executing the following command in the Package Manager Console

PM> Install-Package Mandrill

To utilize the mono build, download and compile the project. The mono version will be up on NuGet soon.

Mandrill Dot Net is a library that wraps the Mandrill mail API to easily get started in sending mail. It contains methods that accept just the minimal amount of strongly typed parameters required to start sending out emails. All API calls have their Async counterparts.

Go to the downloads page and download the latest version or utilize the NuGet package. Unzip the file files and reference the following file in your .net project:

Mandrill.dll

Synchronous:

MandrillApi api = new MandrillApi("xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx");
UserInfo info = api.UserInfo();
Console.WriteLine(info.reputation);

Asychronous:

MandrillApi api = new MandrillApi("xxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx");
var task= api.UserInfoAsync();

task.ContinueWith(data =>
{
    var userInfo = data.Result;
    Console.WriteLine(userInfo.reputation);
});

1. Users
2. Info
3. Ping
4. Messages
5. Send
6. Send-Template
7. Search
8. Info
9. Send-Raw
10. List-Scheduled
11. Cancel-Scheduled
12. Reschedule
13. Content
14. Rejects
15. List
16. Delete
17. Templates
18. Render
19. Add
20. Update 4. Info
21. Senders
22. List

.NET 4 or Mono

For running tests, ensure to rename AppSettings.example.config to AppSettings.config and set your own Api Key in the test project. Tests can be executed from rake: rake test or from any nunit test runner tool.

You will also need to create a test template in your Mandrill account. The template's html content must be set to ''. The template's name must match the TemplateExample setting in the AppSettings.config; 'Test' by default.

1. Eli Schleifer
2. Marko
3. Maksymilian Majer
4. Moacyr Rodrigues Pereira
5. Stephen Jazdzewski
6. Jacob Rillema