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Fork of tinysmtp with bug fixes and python 3 compatibility
pip install mailsend==0.0
This is a fork of Rick Harris's tinysmtp package with a few fixes and Python 3 compatibility.
Example:
with Mail().connect() as mail:
msg = Message(
'alice@example.com', 'Subject', ['bob@example.com'], body='body')
mail.send(msg)
Connections may be configured from a URL specified in an environment variable:
export MAILSEND_URL="smtp+tls://user:password@server.example.org/"
Or as individual variables:
export MAILSEND_HOSTNAME=server.example.org export MAILSEND_PORT=25
Or in code:
mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail2 = Mail('server.example.org',
port=25,
ssl=True,
username='x',
password='x')
Call mail.send to send a message:
mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail.send(sender='alice@example.com',
recipients=['bob@example.com', 'charlie@example.com'],
body='Hello everyone!',
html='<p>Hello everyone!</p>',
subject='Hello')
Or use the message class to construct messages piecemeal:
msg = Message('alice@example.com', 'Hello!')
msg.body = 'Hello'
msg.recipients = ['bob@example.com']
msg.cc = ['charlie@example.org']
msg.bcc = ['dina@example.org']
mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail.send(msg)
To send multiple messages in a single connection, use Mail.connect:
with mail.connect() as conn:
conn.send(msg1)
conn.send(msg2)
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