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Use the SES mailbox simulator in the examples - #5
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MillionSend sends through Amazon SES, so the examples now address the SES mailbox simulator, which accepts success@simulator.amazonses.com and reports it delivered without reaching a real mailbox, instead of Resend's test address. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The send example in the README and in the library's doc comment went to Resend's test address. Through MillionSend that is a real send into another provider's mail server. The example now sends to
success@simulator.amazonses.com, the Amazon SES mailbox simulator: SES simulates the delivery without emailing anyone, and the email shows as delivered.🤖 Generated with Claude Code