AzMailer
Introduction
AzMailer is a Python class designed to facilitate sending emails using Azure Communication Services.
Inspired by the Azure Communication Services documentation here, AzMailer simplifies the process of sending emails by providing an easy-to-use interface for constructing and sending email messages.
Installation
To install azmailer, simply use pip:
pip install azmailer
Usage Example
To use the AzMailer class, follow these steps:
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Initialize the AzMailer object with the Azure Communication Service connection string and sender's email address:
mailer = AzMailer(AZURE_CONNECTION_STRING, SENDER_EMAIL_ADDRESS)
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Construct an email message using the
construct_message()method:email_message = mailer.construct_message( subject="Your Email Subject", content="Your Email Content", to_addresses=["recipient1@example.com", "recipient2@example.com"], attachments=["/path/to/file1", "/path/to/file2"] )
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Send the email message using the
send_email()method:mailer.send_email(email_message)
Documentation
The Sphinx-generated documentation for azmailer can be found here.
Contribution
Feel free to contribute by submitting issues here.
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