
How to set up an Amazon SES transactional emailer with a custom template (part 3) — Managing templates with a CLI
What we did already This is part 3 of our 3 part series for setting up our Amazon SES transactional emailer. In part 1, we configured Amazon SES to properly send emails from our custom domain. In part 2, we used the Amazon SES client library and the MJML library to build and send custom HTML templates. What we’ll do here In this part, we will organize everything we learned into a simple CLI that will let us manage our templates as needed in a project. Let’s get started! Requirements As noted in part 2 of this series, we are