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Mailtrap now calls Email Sandbox inboxes sandboxes and sending domains domains, and the API reference documents only the new names. This SDK still exposed testing_api, inboxes, inbox_id and sending_domains_api. It now adds the new names and keeps the old ones as deprecated aliases, so existing code keeps working. The other Mailtrap SDKs get the same rename.
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new names: client.sandbox_api.sandboxes, client.domains_api.domains, MailtrapClient(sandbox_id=...), and the Sandbox / Domain models and params
methods take sandbox_id, sandbox_params and domain_id; company info takes domain_id
requests go to the same endpoints as before (/inboxes, /sending_domains), so responses and wire fields such as EmailMessage.inbox_id and Project.inboxes don't change
Email Inbound inboxes are not renamed
every old name still works and raises a DeprecationWarning: "X is deprecated and will be removed in a future major release; use Y instead."
the old properties return the old classes (client.testing_api.inboxes is an InboxesApi), so isinstance checks, annotations and mocks of those classes keep working; building one through a property doesn't add a second warning
old keyword arguments (inbox_id=, inbox_params=, sending_domain_id=) are mapped to the new ones; passing both raises TypeError
MailtrapClient keeps inbox_id in its signature and adds sandbox_id as the last parameter, so positional callers aren't affected; different inbox_id and sandbox_id values raise ClientConfigurationError
the old models (Inbox, SendingDomain, Create*/Update* params) are plain aliases, so they stay typed and don't warn
Python reports each warning once per call site, so loops don't repeat it
README: the sandbox example uses sandbox_id and MAILTRAP_SANDBOX_ID, a new "Renamed APIs" table maps old names to new ones, and the examples move to examples/sandbox/ and examples/domains/.
⚠️ Type checkers (mypy, pyright) now flag the old keyword arguments of the renamed methods, e.g. messages.get_list(inbox_id=...), because the methods' signatures show only the new names. This is the intended deprecation signal; at runtime the old keywords keep working. The README's "Renamed APIs" section says so too.
How to test
You'll need an API token and an account ID with a sandbox and a domain.
Send to a sandbox with the new name: MailtrapClient(token=..., sandbox=True, sandbox_id=<id>).send(mail) delivers the email to that sandbox.
Send with the old name: the same call with inbox_id=<id> still delivers the email and raises a DeprecationWarning (run with python -W default::DeprecationWarning to see it).
List sandboxes: client.sandbox_api.sandboxes.get_list() returns Sandbox objects; client.testing_api.inboxes.get_list() returns the same list and warns.
Messages: client.sandbox_api.messages.get_list(sandbox_id=<id>) returns the sandbox's messages; get_list(inbox_id=<id>) returns the same and warns.
List domains: client.domains_api.domains.get_list() returns Domain objects; client.sending_domains_api.sending_domains.get_list() returns the same list and warns.
Company info: client.company_info_api.company_info.get(domain_id=<id>) works; get(sending_domain_id=<id>) works and warns.
Added APIs for managing sandboxes and domains, including listing, creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting them.
Added sandbox message and attachment access, plus examples for sandbox management, message operations, and domain management.
Sandbox-mode sending now accepts a sandbox ID.
Documentation
Updated setup guidance and examples to use sandbox and domain terminology.
Compatibility
Legacy inbox, testing, and sending-domain names remain available with deprecation warnings. Renamed keyword arguments continue to work, though type checking may flag old names.
Decisions:
- the product and API docs now say sandbox and domain, so the SDK exposes those names
- old names stay as aliases that raise DeprecationWarning, so a minor release breaks no one
- API paths and wire fields stay the same, so requests and responses are unchanged
- renamed method keywords go through renamed_kwargs, so type checkers see only the new names
- MailtrapClient and SendingApi keep inbox_id in the signature, so the most common call still type-checks
- old models are plain aliases, so imports stay typed and don't warn
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PR adds Sandbox and Domains models, APIs, and client accessors. It updates sandbox sending configuration and examples to use the new names. Legacy Inbox and Sending Domains names remain available through compatibility paths, with deprecation warnings for specified legacy members and arguments. The README and unit tests cover the renamed APIs.
Changes: Sandbox and Domain API Renames
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Models and deprecation support mailtrap/models/sandboxes.py, mailtrap/models/domains.py, mailtrap/models/inboxes.py, mailtrap/models/sending_domains.py, mailtrap/models/projects.py, mailtrap/__init__.py, mailtrap/_deprecation.py, tests/unit/models/*, tests/unit/test_deprecations.py
Adds Sandbox and Domain models and parameter types. Legacy model names alias the new types. Deprecation helpers map renamed keyword arguments and resolve renamed constructor arguments.
Adds sandbox_id client configuration and API arguments. Resource methods accept deprecated inbox_id or sending_domain_id keywords and map them to the new names. Tests cover URL construction, configuration checks, warnings, and argument conflicts.
Adds Domains and Sandbox examples, updates sandbox sending examples and documentation, and removes the former testing and sending-domain examples. Related API descriptions now use Sandbox and Domain terminology.
Legacy project access remains compatible, and no concrete merge-blocking risk remains. The separately maintained in-app samples still need checking.
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Follow-up Comments
Handle the empty 204 response in SandboxesApi.delete.
48-48: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Handle the empty 204 response in SandboxesApi.delete.
SandboxesApi.delete passes the response to Sandbox(**response). The API returns 204 with no body for this call, so HttpClient.delete returns None and the unpacking raises TypeError after the sandbox is deleted. The same code exists in InboxesApi.delete on the base revision, so this predates the PR.
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Review comment at @mailtrap/api/resources/sandboxes.py at line 48:
Update SandboxesApi.delete to handle HttpClient.delete returning None for a 204
response without unpacking it into Sandbox; preserve Sandbox construction when a
response body is present and return the appropriate empty result for the no-body
case.
Use an explicit None check for sandboxid in apipath.
Use an explicit None check for sandbox_id in _api_path.
if sandbox_id: treats 0 as absent. get_by_id(0) then calls the collection endpoint, and Sandbox(**response) raises TypeError on the returned list. Use is not None, as domains.py already does.
Suggested fix
def _api_path(self, sandbox_id: Optional[int] = None) -> str:
path = f"/api/accounts/{self._account_id}/inboxes"
- if sandbox_id:+ if sandbox_id is not None:
return f"{path}/{sandbox_id}"
return path
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Review comment at @mailtrap/api/resources/sandboxes.py around lines 86 - 88:
Update `_api_path` to check whether `sandbox_id` is not `None` rather than
relying on truthiness, so an ID of 0 uses the individual sandbox endpoint while
`None` continues to use the collection endpoint.
Confirm that the Mailtrap app's initialization samples match this README change.
Confirm that the Mailtrap app's initialization samples match this README change.
This README change renames the client initialization example from inbox_id to sandbox_id. The Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users. Confirm whether those in-app examples are still accurate. Update them if they still use the previous name.
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This change updates the client initialization sample in README.md. The Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users. Confirm whether the in-app initialization and sandbox-option samples are still accurate.
Based on the path instructions for README.md: "If this change modifies public code samples, client initialization, method signatures, parameters, sandbox options, or the install command, leave a comment reminding the author that the Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users and may need a matching update."
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 72 - 75:
Check the Mailtrap app’s client initialization and sandbox-option examples
against the README’s `sandbox_id` parameter. Update any examples that still use
`inbox_id` so the in-app samples match the current initialization API.
Source: Path instructions
Assert the create request body in the domain create success test.
Assert the create request body in the domain create success test.
test_create_domain_should_return_created_domain mocks the POST without a body matcher. Its domain_name assertion checks the mocked response, not the request. A DomainsApi.create that sends an empty or wrong body still passes. Other tests in this file already check sent JSON bodies.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/api/domains/test_domains.py around lines 230 -
235:
Update test_create_domain_should_return_created_domain to assert that the POST
request body contains the expected sending_domain.domain_name value, so the test
validates the request independently of the mocked response.
Assert the PATCH body in the sandbox update success test.
Assert the PATCH body in the sandbox update success test.
test_update_should_return_updated_sandbox checks only sandbox.name, which comes from the mocked response. An update that sends an empty or wrong body still passes. Add an assertion on the sent body, {"inbox": {"name": updated_name}}, so the test verifies the request as well as the response.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/api/sandbox/test_sandboxes.py around lines 289 -
294:
Update test_update_should_return_updated_sandbox to assert that the PATCH
request sends the body {"inbox": {"name": updated_name}}. Keep the existing
assertions that validate the returned Sandbox and its name.
Assert the outgoing sandbox create payload in the success test.
Assert the outgoing sandbox create payload in the success test.
test_create_should_return_new_sandbox mocks BASE_PROJECT_INBOXES_URL with no body matcher. It checks only the returned Sandbox type and name. A regression that sends a wrong or empty body to the same URL still passes. Add an assertion on responses.calls[0].request that the body contains the inbox key with the sandbox name.
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Review comment at @tests/unit/api/sandbox/test_sandboxes.py around lines 224 -
229:
Update test_create_should_return_new_sandbox to inspect
responses.calls[0].request and assert its outgoing JSON body contains the inbox
key with the created sandbox name, while preserving the existing returned
Sandbox assertions.
Decisions:
- treat inbox_id and sandbox_id given as the same int and string as one value, and keep the new name's value
- build the sandbox path for ID 0 like the domains path does
- assert request bodies so the tests check the wire keys the rename must keep
- README no longer says the plain model aliases warn
- examples use a real project ID and the headers' dict type
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Notes on the follow-up items in the AI review's summary:
_api_path with an explicit None check, and the request-body assertions in the sandbox create/update and domain create tests: done in 08797e6.
Empty 204 response in SandboxesApi.delete: not changed. The API returns 200 with the deleted sandbox for this call, so Sandbox(**response) gets a body.
In-app code samples after the README rename: nothing to change in this repository; they are maintained separately and will be checked before merge.
The example reads [0] from the projects list. If the account has no projects, the script raises IndexError before it creates a sandbox. Check that the list is not empty and exit with a clear message.
Suggested fix
- project_id = client.sandbox_api.projects.get_list()[0].id+ projects = client.sandbox_api.projects.get_list()+ if not projects:+ raise SystemExit("No projects found. Create a project before running this example.")+ project_id = projects[0].id
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Review comment at @examples/sandbox/sandboxes.py at line 67:
Update the project lookup in the sandbox example to check the list returned by
`client.sandbox_api.projects.get_list()` before indexing it. If the list is
empty, exit with a clear message; otherwise, preserve the existing behavior of
using the first project’s ID.
Confirm the in-app sandbox creation example selects an existing project.
Confirm the in-app sandbox creation example selects an existing project.
This PR changes the public sample in examples/sandbox/sandboxes.py to get project_id from client.sandbox_api.projects.get_list()[0].id instead of the hard-coded project_id=1. The Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users. Confirm that the in-app sandbox creation example is still accurate. If it still hard-codes a project ID, update it to select an existing project.
As per path instructions: "If this change modifies public code samples, client initialization, method signatures, parameters, sandbox options, or the install command, leave a comment reminding the author that the Mailtrap app shows equivalent code examples to users and may need a matching update. Ask them to confirm whether the in-app examples are still accurate."
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Review comment at @examples/sandbox/sandboxes.py around lines 67 - 70:
Verify that the Mailtrap app’s in-app sandbox creation example also selects an
existing project, matching the flow using client.sandbox_api.projects.get_list()
before create_sandbox; update the in-app example if it still hard-codes a
project ID.
Add a regression test for getbyid(0) URL construction.
Add a regression test for get_by_id(0) URL construction.
SandboxesApi._api_path checks sandbox_id is not None, so get_by_id(0) requests /inboxes/0. No test uses sandbox ID 0. A future change to a truthiness check would not fail the suite. Add a test that registers the /inboxes/0 URL and asserts that the request uses it.
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Review comment at @mailtrap/api/resources/sandboxes.py at line 86:
Add a regression test for SandboxesApi.get_by_id that registers the /inboxes/0
URL, calls get_by_id(0), and asserts the request uses that URL. This should fail
if SandboxesApi._api_path changes its sandbox_id check from an explicit None
check to a truthiness check.
Decisions:
- An account with no projects made the example fail with a bare IndexError; exit with a clear message instead
- Pin the explicit None check in SandboxesApi._api_path so a truthiness check can't return unnoticed
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Notes on the follow-up items in the latest AI review:
Empty project list in examples/sandbox/sandboxes.py: done in 9d71c45. The example exits with "Create a project before running this example." instead of an IndexError.
Regression test for get_by_id(0): done in 9d71c45. test_get_by_id_should_request_sandbox_url_for_id_zero registers only /inboxes/0, so a truthiness check in _api_path would send the request to /inboxes and fail the test.
In-app sandbox creation sample: nothing to change in this repository. The in-app samples are maintained separately and will be checked before merge.
Decisions:
- testing_api.inboxes and sending_domains_api.sending_domains return InboxesApi and SendingDomainsApi again, so isinstance checks, annotations and mocks of the old classes keep working
- all four old API classes warn when built directly, so code using any of them hears about the removal
- a ContextVar silences the constructor's warning when a deprecated property builds the class, so each access warns once; warnings.catch_warnings changes process-wide filters and isn't thread-safe before Python 3.14
- old keyword arguments stay type errors rather than deprecated overloads on 31 methods; the README now says so
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Motivation
Mailtrap now calls Email Sandbox inboxes sandboxes and sending domains domains, and the API reference documents only the new names. This SDK still exposed
testing_api,inboxes,inbox_idandsending_domains_api. It now adds the new names and keeps the old ones as deprecated aliases, so existing code keeps working. The other Mailtrap SDKs get the same rename.Changes
new names:
client.sandbox_api.sandboxes,client.domains_api.domains,MailtrapClient(sandbox_id=...), and theSandbox/Domainmodels and paramssandbox_id,sandbox_paramsanddomain_id; company info takesdomain_id/inboxes,/sending_domains), so responses and wire fields such asEmailMessage.inbox_idandProject.inboxesdon't changeevery old name still works and raises a
DeprecationWarning: "Xis deprecated and will be removed in a future major release; useYinstead."testing_api,TestingApi,.inboxes,InboxesApi,sending_domains_api,SendingDomainsBaseApi,.sending_domains,SendingDomainsApi,MailtrapClient(inbox_id=),client.inbox_idandSendingApi(inbox_id=)client.testing_api.inboxesis anInboxesApi), soisinstancechecks, annotations and mocks of those classes keep working; building one through a property doesn't add a second warninginbox_id=,inbox_params=,sending_domain_id=) are mapped to the new ones; passing both raisesTypeErrorMailtrapClientkeepsinbox_idin its signature and addssandbox_idas the last parameter, so positional callers aren't affected; differentinbox_idandsandbox_idvalues raiseClientConfigurationErrorInbox,SendingDomain,Create*/Update*params) are plain aliases, so they stay typed and don't warnREADME: the sandbox example uses
sandbox_idandMAILTRAP_SANDBOX_ID, a new "Renamed APIs" table maps old names to new ones, and the examples move toexamples/sandbox/andexamples/domains/.messages.get_list(inbox_id=...), because the methods' signatures show only the new names. This is the intended deprecation signal; at runtime the old keywords keep working. The README's "Renamed APIs" section says so too.How to test
You'll need an API token and an account ID with a sandbox and a domain.
MailtrapClient(token=..., sandbox=True, sandbox_id=<id>).send(mail)delivers the email to that sandbox.inbox_id=<id>still delivers the email and raises aDeprecationWarning(run withpython -W default::DeprecationWarningto see it).client.sandbox_api.sandboxes.get_list()returnsSandboxobjects;client.testing_api.inboxes.get_list()returns the same list and warns.client.sandbox_api.messages.get_list(sandbox_id=<id>)returns the sandbox's messages;get_list(inbox_id=<id>)returns the same and warns.client.domains_api.domains.get_list()returnsDomainobjects;client.sending_domains_api.sending_domains.get_list()returns the same list and warns.client.company_info_api.company_info.get(domain_id=<id>)works;get(sending_domain_id=<id>)works and warns.MailtrapClient(token=..., sandbox=True, inbox_id="1", sandbox_id="2")raisesClientConfigurationError.Summary by CodeRabbit
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