A strongly typed .NET library for SendGrid's v3 API, including webhook parsing and IP warmup features.
StrongGrid is a strongly typed .NET library that provides full access to SendGrid's v3 API, including email sending, contact management, and marketing features. It solves the problem of SendGrid's original C# client lacking type safety and comprehensive API coverage by offering a robust, fully-featured alternative. The library also includes utilities for parsing SendGrid webhooks and managing IP warmup processes.
.NET developers building applications that integrate with SendGrid for email sending, marketing automation, or contact management. It's particularly useful for those who need type safety, full API access, or advanced features like webhook parsing and IP warmup.
Developers choose StrongGrid for its comprehensive coverage of SendGrid's API, strong typing that improves developer experience, and additional features like webhook parsing and a customizable warmup engine not found in the official SDK. Its seamless integration with .NET dependency injection systems ensures proper HTTP client management.
Strongly typed library for the entire SendGrid v3 API, including webhooks
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Provides access to all SendGrid v3 resources including mail, contacts, lists, and segments, as demonstrated by examples in the README like importing contacts and retrieving API keys.
Eliminates the use of dynamic types, ensuring compile-time safety and improved developer experience, which was a core motivation for the library's creation.
Supports parsing both Event and Inbound Parse webhooks with built-in validation for signed webhooks, simplifying integration in ASP.NET Core applications.
Includes a warmup engine with SendGrid's recommended schedules and progress tracking, helping manage IP reputation for new email-sending infrastructure.
Tightly coupled to SendGrid's v3 API; if SendGrid deprecates or significantly changes the API, users may face breaking changes or delayed updates.
The extensive feature set, such as the warmup engine and webhook parsing, adds unnecessary complexity for projects with simple transactional email needs.
Exclusively targets .NET frameworks, making it unsuitable for multi-language projects or teams using technologies like Node.js or Python.