Mailshell - msl

send and check emails 📧 faster from the terminal using Mailshell

Requirements

python pip install

$ python -m pip install mailshell

Support python 3.7+

just type msl followed by one of the mailshell commands

$ msl login

See how to use mailshell and find all the arguments, option in the Documentation.

add --version option to see your current version
type msl login to log in with gamil app password, and msl new to create a new message
use msl set command to write your email using nano editor or msl html to add html message, and msl add with a file or image to include it.

$ msl add ./file.pdf

you can also add a text from a txt file with -f option in set and html command

$ msl set -f ./your_text.txt

use msl content to see your message content, and add --files or --images to see a list of the message attachments.
run msl send to send your message to specified accounts.
you can use msl check command to check your emails with a specified mailbox with -b option (Inbox is the default) and some selection options such as --all and --from, and use -l to display the output as a list.

$ msl check -b sent --date 18-09-2015
email(1)
email(2)
email(3)
 ...

use the same selection options in msl delete to delete the selected emails in the mailbox

$ msl delete -t "You won.." -n

Use --help in mailshell to see the available commands:

Command	Description
login	log in to your gmail using email address and the app password
cred	print your current email address and app password
new	create new email message
subject	set a new subject to the message
from	set a new sender name
html	add html message
content	see the current message content with the included files
set	add a text manually or from .txt file to you current message
add	add a file or image to your message
rm	remove a file or image from your message
to	set your contact that you will send to
send	send the current message
check	check your emails in a mailbox using selection options
delete	delete the selected email with the delete options in mailbox
logout	log out from mailshell

$ msl --help

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