Send templated emails containing HTML, plain text, or both. The function is a thin wrapper around Django's send_mail function that loads the email content from a template.

Example::

from email_utils import send_email


send_email(
    context={'foo': 'bar'},
    from_email='no-reply@myproject.com',
    recipient_list=['test@example.com'],
    subject='My Templated Email',
    template_name='myapp/template',
)

Parameters

template_name The base name of the templates to use. The function then looks for the templates {template_name}.html and {template_name}.txt.

context The context used to render the templates. Defaults to an empty dictionary.

**kwargs Additional keyword arguments to pass to Django's send_mail function.

Raises

email_utils.NoTemplatesException If neither the HTML nor plain text templates are found.

Testing

Tests are run using pytest. To run the tests, install the requirements and then execute the tests::

pip install -r requirements/test.txt
pytest

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Authors

Chathan Driehuys (chathan@driehuys.com)

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Install

django-email-utils

email_utils.send_email(template_name, context=None, **kwargs)

Parameters

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`email_utils.send_email(template_name, context=None, **kwargs)`