drin
Official Python SDK for the Drin transactional email API. Zero dependencies (standard library only), typed, Python 3.8+.
Install
pip install drin
Quick start
from drin import DrinClient
drin = DrinClient(api_key="drin_...") # or os.environ["DRIN_API_KEY"]
res = drin.emails.send({
"from": {"email": "you@send.drin.run", "name": "Acme"},
"to": [{"email": "user@example.com"}],
"subject": "Welcome",
"html": "<h1>Welcome</h1>",
"text": "Welcome",
})
print(res["id"], res["status"])
The client defaults to https://api.drin.run; override with base_url.
Request bodies are plain dicts whose keys match the REST API; responses are
parsed JSON.
Tenant-wide keys
A tenant-wide key must name the sender (its externalId):
drin = DrinClient(api_key, sender="customer_42")
# or per request:
drin.emails.send(body, sender="customer_42")
Idempotency
drin.emails.send(body, idempotency_key="order-1234") # honored 24h, per sender
Pagination
Every list endpoint returns {"data": [...], "nextCursor": ...}. Use
paginate(...) to walk every page lazily:
for message in drin.emails.paginate({"status": "delivered"}):
print(message["id"])
Typed errors
from drin import DrinRateLimitError, DrinSuppressedError, DrinError
try:
drin.emails.send(body)
except DrinRateLimitError as e:
time.sleep(e.retry_after or 1)
except DrinSuppressedError:
... # all recipients suppressed
except DrinError as e:
print(e.type, e.status, e.code)
Webhook verification
Verify the Drin-Signature header on inbound webhooks. Pass the raw request
body. Pure local check — no network call.
from drin import verify_webhook, DrinWebhookVerificationError
# e.g. in a Flask/Django/FastAPI handler:
raw_body = request.get_data(as_text=True) # the exact bytes received
signature = request.headers["Drin-Signature"]
try:
result = verify_webhook(raw_body, signature, signing_secret, tolerance_seconds=300)
event = result.payload # trusted only AFTER verification
except DrinWebhookVerificationError:
abort(400)
Resources
drin.emails · drin.domains · drin.inboxes · drin.threads ·
drin.inbound · drin.webhooks · drin.suppressions · drin.api_keys ·
drin.metrics · drin.templates · drin.contacts · drin.forms — one method
per /v1 endpoint.
A first-party TypeScript SDK is also available: npm install @drin/sdk.
License
MIT
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