cold-postman 0.1.5

A postman helps you to send cold mails

cold-postman

cold_postman is a marketing tool to help users write cold mails in markdown and send them via a manageable csv file.

Installation

pip install cold_postman

Initialize the config

python -m cold_postman init db 
python -m cold_postman init config 

About config.yaml

batch_num: 10 # mails sent per batch
password: ''  # password 
smtp_port: 587 # port
smtp_server: smtp.example.com # smtp server
user: '[e-mail]' # user mail
from: 'Mr.Example' 

About control csv

Control csv is the receiver list. Columns decribed as below:

• first_name: First name of the receiver.
• last_name: Last name of the receiver.
• email: Receiver's mail address.
• last_sent: Timestamp of last contact.
• enabled: (int) [1, 0], 1=enabled. 0=disabled, which will be skiped while executing.

Send Mail

Command to start the sending task:

# usage: __main__.py [-h] [-c CONFIG] [-d CRMDB] -m MESSAGE -t TITLE -s SIGNATURE [-a ATTACH]

# options:
#   -h, --help            show this help message and exit
#   -c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
#                         (Filepath) The file path of the config.
#   -d CRMDB, --crmdb CRMDB
#                         (Filepath) The file path of the crm DB.
#   -m MESSAGE, --message MESSAGE
#                         (Filepath) The email content in markdown.
#   -t TITLE, --title TITLE
#                         (str) The email title
#   -s SIGNATURE, --signature SIGNATURE
#                         (Filepath) The signature in markdown
#   -a ATTACH, --attach ATTACH
#                         (Filepath) The attachment. 
python -m cold_postman -m message.md -t 'Subject of the Mail' -s signature.md -a attachment.zip

Prepare a markdown content

The markdown content is converted to rtf via markdown2, which supports all the stardard syntax.

The image wrapped in inline has to be written as following syntax.

![image_cid](file_path.png)

The alternative description will be applied as a cid in rtf, so please name it carefully and DO NOT be duplicated. To prevent from missing image, an absolute file path is recommended for attached image.