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You will need the postmark-rails gem for drop-in integration with ActionMailer. Installation is simple, you just need gemcutter.
sudo gem install gemcutter gem tumble
sudo gem install postmark-rails
Review the README for examples.
You will need the postmark gem. Install gemcutter if you don’t have it:
sudo gem install gemcutter gem tumble
sudo gem install postmark
Review the README for examples. The gem relies on TMail for message composition.
Postmark Approved Wordpress Plugin (fork on Github) maintained by Andy Yates & Alex Hillman.
Postmark Python library by David Martorana.
Haskell wrapping for Postmark API by Daniel Patterson
Clojure Binding for Postmark API by Steve Losh
Postmark .NET library by Daniel Crenna. See the Wiki for documentation.
Postmark.NET is also available on NuGet:
PM> Install-Package Postmark
Magento Extension by Round3Media.
Java library by Jared Holdcroft.
Spring's MailSender compatible implementation by Imaginatio.
Postmark.js by Chris Williams and node-postmark by David Pitman.
Drupal Module by Luke Simmons & Deeson Online.
Postmark PowerShell Snap-in by AppHarbor.
Perl WWW::Postmark by Ido Perlmuter.
Symphony CMS extension by Alistair Kearney and Michael Eichelsdörfer.
