NAME
    Email::Sender::Server - Eventual Email Delivery System

VERSION
    version 0.21

SYNOPSIS
        $ ess help start

    then ...

        $ ess start

    then ...

        package main;
    
        # eventual emailer
    
        my $mailer  = Email::Sender::Server::Client->new;
    
        unless ($mailer->send(to => '...', subject => '...', body => '...')) {
        
            print $mailer->errors_to_string;
        
        }

    maybe ...

        $ ess config # set some defaults in ./.ess/ess.cfg

    maybe ...

        $ tree ./.ess/ # ... peek behind the curtain

    also, send email from the command-line ...

        $ ess email to:anewkirk@ana.io from:you@yoursite.com subject:Howdy ...
    
        # or .. err
    
        $ cat textfile.txt | ess email :text to:anewkirk@ana.io  ...

DESCRIPTION
    Email::Sender::Server is designed to provide a simple API for sending
    emails from your applications in a non-blocking fashion. It accomplishes
    this by separating the email creation and delivery events, thus email
    delivery becomes eventual in-that email messages are not required to be
    delivered immediately.

    This is very much a work in-progress, more documentation soon to come,
    see Email::Sender::Server::Client for usage exmaples.

METHODS
  run
    The run method is used to execute Email::Sender::Server::Controller
    commands. Most commands exit abruptly and prints to STDOUT. This method
    is intended to be used at the command-line.

        use Email::Sender::Server;
    
        my $server = Email::Sender::Server->new;
    
        $server->run('start', 'w:1'); # start the server with 1 worker

AUTHOR
    Al Newkirk <awncorp@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    This software is copyright (c) 2012 by awncorp.

    This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.