A very simple class to send e-mails using the Python SMTP standard lib.
.. code:: python
from simplesmtp import SimpleSMTP
mail = SimpleSMTP(
host='mail.host',
username='user@mail.host',
passw='password',
from_email='You <youremail@mail.host>'
)
mail.send(to_email='email@example.com', subject='Hello', email_message='World')
# Changing default from_email
mail.send(
from_email='Another From <email@example.com>',
to_email='email@example.com',
subject='Hello',
email_message='World'
)
# Sending to more than one recipient
mail.send(
to_email='email1@example.com, email2@example.com',
subject='Hello',
email_message='World'
)
# Attachments
mail.send(
to_email='email1@example.com, email2@example.com',
subject='Hello',
email_message='World',
attachments=[
{
'file': '/path/to/real/file',
'filename': 'the name that you want'
}
]
)
Using SSL
.. code:: python
from simplesmtp import SimpleSMTP
mail = SimpleSMTP(
host='mail.host',
username='user@mail.host',
passw='password',
from_email='You <youremail@mail.host>',
port=465,
use_ssl=True
)
mail.send(to_email='email@example.com', subject='Hello', email_message='World')
HTML messages
.. code:: python
from simplesmtp import SimpleSMTP
mail = SimpleSMTP(
host='mail.host',
username='user@mail.host',
passw='password',
from_email='You <youremail@mail.host>'
)
mail.send(
to_email='email@example.com',
subject='Hello',
email_message='<html> HTML source with optional embedded images ... </html>',
msg_type='html'
)
FAQs
A very simple class to send e-mails using the SMTP Python Lib
We found that simplesmtp 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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