{ error_code: 999, message: 'Badly formed incoming data' }

[chuve]

Try to send email via smtpSendMail method and get the next error in response { error_code: 999, message: 'Badly formed incoming data' }

import sendpulse from 'sendpulse-api';

const config = {
  SEND_PULSE_API_USER_ID: 'user_id',
  SEND_PULSE_API_SECRET: ''secret,
  SENDER_EMAIL_FROM_NAME: 'name',
  SENDER_EMAIL_FROM_ADDRESS: 'sender@example.com'
}

const TOKEN_STORAGE = '/tmp/';

const FROM = {
  name: config.SENDER_EMAIL_FROM_NAME,
  email: config.SENDER_EMAIL_FROM_ADDRESS,
}

sendpulse.init(config.SEND_PULSE_API_USER_ID, config.SEND_PULSE_API_SECRET, TOKEN_STORAGE, function () {
  var email = {
    html: '<h1>Example text</h1>',
    text: 'Example text',
    subject: 'Example subject',
    from: FROM,
    to: [
      {
        name: 'Piter',
        email: 'some@domain.net',
      },
    ],
    bcc: [
      {
        name: 'John',
        email: 'some@domain.info',
      },
    ],
  };
  sendpulse.smtpSendMail((data) => console.log(data), email);
});

[dmitrydrynov]

the same problem

[nomadrat]

the same problem

I stumbled upon this issue, but in python. Try JSON.stringify() in javascript for your payload.

[MrAzuka]

I'm having the same problem.
Are they going to fix it anytime soon????

[iksent]

I faced the same issue. The problem was that I did not pass an array to the to parameter, but an object at once.

So instead of to: { email: ... } we need to pass to: [ { email: ... } ]