Generate clients (#206)

examples/user/sendVerificationEmail/curl/sendVerificationEmail.sh

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+curl "https://api.m3o.com/v1/user/SendVerificationEmail" \
+-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+-H "Authorization: Bearer $MICRO_API_TOKEN" \
+-d '{
+  "email": "joe@example.com",
+  "failureRedirectUrl": "https://m3o.com/verification-failed",
+  "fromName": "Awesome Dot Com",
+  "redirectUrl": "https://m3o.com",
+  "subject": "Email verification",
+  "textContent": "Hi there,\n\nPlease verify your email by clicking this link: $micro_verification_link"
+}'

examples/user/sendVerificationEmail/go/sendVerificationEmail.go

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+package example
+
+import (
+	"fmt"
+	"github.com/micro/services/clients/go/user"
+	"os"
+)
+
+// Send a verification email
+// to the user being signed up. Email from will be from 'support@m3o.com',
+// but you can provide the title and contents.
+// The verification link will be injected in to the email as a template variable, $micro_verification_link.
+// Example: 'Hi there, welcome onboard! Use the link below to verify your email: $micro_verification_link'
+// The variable will be replaced with an actual url that will look similar to this:
+// 'https://user.m3o.com/user/verify?token=a-verification-token&rediretUrl=your-redir-url'
+func SendVerificationEmail() {
+	userService := user.NewUserService(os.Getenv("MICRO_API_TOKEN"))
+	rsp, err := userService.SendVerificationEmail(&user.SendVerificationEmailRequest{
+		Email:              "joe@example.com",
+		FailureRedirectUrl: "https://m3o.com/verification-failed",
+		FromName:           "Awesome Dot Com",
+		RedirectUrl:        "https://m3o.com",
+		Subject:            "Email verification",
+		TextContent: `Hi there,
+
+Please verify your email by clicking this link: $micro_verification_link`,
+	})
+	fmt.Println(rsp, err)
+}

examples/user/sendVerificationEmail/node/sendVerificationEmail.js

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+import * as user from "m3o/user";
+
+// Send a verification email
+// to the user being signed up. Email from will be from 'support@m3o.com',
+// but you can provide the title and contents.
+// The verification link will be injected in to the email as a template variable, $micro_verification_link.
+// Example: 'Hi there, welcome onboard! Use the link below to verify your email: $micro_verification_link'
+// The variable will be replaced with an actual url that will look similar to this:
+// 'https://user.m3o.com/user/verify?token=a-verification-token&rediretUrl=your-redir-url'
+async function SendVerificationEmail() {
+  let userService = new user.UserService(process.env.MICRO_API_TOKEN);
+  let rsp = await userService.sendVerificationEmail({
+    email: "joe@example.com",
+    failureRedirectUrl: "https://m3o.com/verification-failed",
+    fromName: "Awesome Dot Com",
+    redirectUrl: "https://m3o.com",
+    subject: "Email verification",
+    textContent:
+      "Hi there,\n\nPlease verify your email by clicking this link: $micro_verification_link",
+  });
+  console.log(rsp);
+}
+
+await SendVerificationEmail();