A Python based SMTP server package and CLI that redirects incoming SMTP messages to upstream APIs like Google Chat, Slack and more!.
Mail2Beyond is a Python-based SMTP server designed to redirect incoming SMTP messages to upstream APIs such as Google Chat, Slack, or even your own API! This includes a command line interface (CLI) that can be used to run Mail2Beyond as a standalone server, as well as a Python package that you can use to extend or integrate into your own applications.
To install Mail2Beyond, simply run the following command:
pip install mail2beyond
Before starting the Mail2Beyond server, you must create your configuration file. Once you have your configuration file ready, you can start the server by running:
mail2beyond --config /path/to/your/config.yml
Emails are often ignored due to the amount of spam we receive on a daily basis. Many systems and applications use SMTP to send mail alerts, notices and other information that may be important. This commonly causes important information to be overlooked or outright ignored. At the same time, many organizations are using real-time messaging services like Google Chat and Slack on a daily basis. Mail2Beyond allows you to redirect these important messages to these services to help keep your teams informed!
Beyond messaging services, Mail2Beyond can also be extended to include connectors to your own APIs to build out complex automation flows based on incoming SMTP messages.
Mail2Beyond continually listens for incoming SMTP messages. When a message is received, the message is parsed and checked against a set of admin configured mappings that dictate which API connector is to be used. Mappings define which SMTP headers should be checked for a specific regular expression match. When a match is found, the email contents are parsed and sent to the upstream API using the connector specified in the mapping.
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A Python based SMTP server package and CLI that redirects incoming SMTP messages to upstream APIs like Google Chat, Slack and more!.
We found that mail2beyond 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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