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Temporary email API playground
Generate request examples for creating temporary inboxes, listing messages, and reading email content.
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Generate temporary email API examples
This page builds request examples locally and does not send your API key anywhere from the browser.
curl -X POST https://tempmailito.shop/api/v1/mailboxes \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-H 'authorization: Bearer ms_YOUR_API_KEY' \
-d '{"ttl":"10m","localPart":"qa-demo","domain":"tempmailito.shop"}'const response = await fetch('https://tempmailito.shop/api/v1/mailboxes', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
'content-type': 'application/json',
authorization: 'Bearer ms_YOUR_API_KEY'
},
body: JSON.stringify({ ttl: '10m', localPart: 'qa-demo', domain: 'tempmailito.shop' })
});
const mailbox = await response.json();Why preview requests first?
API examples help developers verify endpoint shape, headers, tokens, and mailbox IDs before wiring requests into test suites or CI jobs.
Good automation targets
- Signup confirmation and verification-code tests.
- Password reset and magic link flows.
- Invite email acceptance checks.
- Webhook-based message arrival tests.
- Transactional email smoke tests.
Security checklist
- Keep API keys server-side or in protected CI secrets.
- Do not paste production keys into shared screenshots.
- Use one inbox per test scenario.
- Redact access tokens from bug reports and logs.
Related workflows
FAQ
Temporary email API playground questions
Does this API playground send requests?
No. This safe playground generates curl and JavaScript examples locally. It does not send API keys or execute requests from the browser.
Where do I get a TempMailito API key?
Create an account, open your profile, and generate an API key. Keep it server-side and do not commit it to source control.
What can the temporary email API automate?
It can create temporary inboxes, list received messages, read message content, extract verification codes, and support QA automation workflows.