email-service-aws-ses

Send templated emails in .NET using AWS SES by loading HTML templates from a file path, performing placeholder replacement, and calling SendTemplatedEmailAsync via the IEmailService interface. It returns a Result object indicating success or failure.

AWS SES email delivery in .NET uses dependency injection by registering AwsSesEmailService and configuring EmailOptions in appsettings. This allows applications to inject IEmailService wherever email sending is required.

You can disable email sending during development by toggling a development mode setting in EmailOptions. This prevents actual delivery while still loading templates from the file system for testing.

The Result pattern is used for .NET email delivery to handle success or failure gracefully without throwing exceptions. This approach returns a structured Result object, making error handling more predictable and avoiding runtime exception overhead.

AWS SES email delivery supports raw HTML emails without templates by calling SendHtmlEmailAsync. This allows direct sending of raw HTML content alongside the templated email functionality.

The best way to handle AWS SES email errors in a .NET production app is using the Result pattern. It encapsulates success and failure states returned by AwsSesEmailService, allowing explicit error checking without relying on exceptions.