// Use autolading to be able to use our classes without explicitly requiring them
require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// Instantiate a client by supplying API credentials
$client = new Outkit\Client(array(
    "key" => "",        // Fill in your API key
    "secret" => "",     // Fill in your API secret
    "passphrase" => ""  // Fill in your API passphrase (not your personal password)
));

// Construct a message record
$messageRecord = array(
    "type" => "email",                   // Message type - 'email' and 'sms' currently supported
    "project" => "my-project",           // Project identifier
    "subject" => "Welcome, Jane!",       // Email subject (optional, can also be set in the template or omitted for SMS messages)
    "template" => "my-template",         // Template identifier
    "to" => "some.name@example.com",     // Recipient address (and optional name)
    "from" => "other.name@example.com",  // Sender address (and optional name)
    "data" => array(
        "name" => "John Doe",
        // ...
        // Add the values for any variables used in the template here
    ),
);

// Then submit it
$message = $client->createMessage($messageRecord);


          

# Configure Outkit in your config files
config :outkit,
  key: "OUTKIT_API_KEY",
  secret: "OUTKIT_API_SECRET",
  passphrase: "OUTKIT_API_PASSPHRASE"

###

# Create a message
{:ok, message} = Outkit.Message.create(%{
  type: "email",                   # Message type - 'email' and 'sms' currently supported
  project: "my-project",           # Outkit project identifier (managed through our web UI)
  template: "my-template",         # Template identifier (managed through our web UI)
  subject: "Welcome, Jane!",       # Email subject (optional, can also be set in the template or omitted for SMS messages)
  to: "some.name@example.com",     # Recipient address (and optional name)
  from: "other.name@example.com",  # Sender address (and optional name)
  data: %{
      name: "John Doe",
      # ...
      # Add the values for any variables used in the template here
  },
})