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ma_notification_center
ma-notifications is a Python package that provides a notification center for sending various types of notifications.
You can install ma-notification-center using pip:
pip install ma_notification_center
Here's an example of how to use ma-notification-center:
from ma_notification_center import notificationcenter
notifications = notificationcenter.Notifications()
# Send an email
notifications.send_email(
to_emails=["recipient1@example.com"],
cc_emails=["recipient2@example.com"],
bcc_emails=[],
subject="Notification",
body_text="This is a notification email.",
body_html="<p>This is a notification email.</p>"
)
# Send a Telegram message
notifications.send_telegram(["chat_id"], "Hello from NotificationCenter!")
# Send a Telegram photo
notifications.send_telegram_photo(["chat_id"], "https://example.com/photo.jpg", "Check out this photo!")
# Send a Telegram document
notifications.send_telegram_document(["chat_id"], "https://example.com/document.pdf", "Important Document")
FAQs
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We found that ma-notification-center demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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