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mailcomposer aims to provide a simple, cross-platform interface for composing emails through an external application like Microsoft Outlook. Some reasons you might use it are:
smtplib
.Here's how easy it is to use:
# This automatically selects an appropriate email application
from mailcomposer import MailComposer
mc = MailComposer()
# Set some message headers
mc.to = "nobody@example.com"
mc.subject = "Testing mailcomposer"
# Set the message body
mc.body = "This is a demonstration of the mailcomposer package."
# Attach this README file
mc.attach_file("README.md")
# Display the message in your email application
mc.display()
The mailcomposer module can also be called as a script from the command line. When used this way, it provides an interface similar to the Unix mail
utility. For more information, try python -m mailcomposer --help
.
Notable features include:
Supported email applications currently include:
On Unix systems, mailcomposer can also access other email applications via the xdg-email
utility from xdg-utils. However, some features like setting the body format are not supported using xdg-email
.
FAQs
API for composing emails through an external application
We found that mailcomposer 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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