django-basic-email 0.0.2

Django Basic Email application

This Django Basic Email enable you to create emails in easy way.

This CMS is know to work on Django 1.4+ with Python 2.6+ and 3.3+

Instalation

Get package or install by pip:

pip install django-basic-email

Configuration

Modify your settings.py. Add 'basic_email' to your INSTALLED_APPS like this:

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'basic_email',
)

Usage

Create template emails/email_example.html and send email:

from basic_email.send import send_email
send_email('example', '[e-mail]', 'Hello')

Options:

• template template name from scheme emails/email_<name>.html

• email - receiver email

• subject - subject email

• variables - dict with variables to pass to template render

• fail_silently - flag if error in sending email should raise (default False)

• replace_variables - dict with variables to replace in template

• reply_to - reply_to header

• attachments - attachments list (file objects)

• memory_attachments - attachments list (string objects)

Testing

1. Fork repository (if you don’t have write permission).

2. Create a branch.

3. Add feature or fix a bug.

4. Push code.

5. Create a Pull Request.

Automated tests

Require Tox>=1.8

Testing all platforms

tox

Testing one platforms

tox -e <platform>

Example:

tox -e py27-django-17

Testing interface

1. Create virtual environment:

   # Preparing virtualenv paths (optional if your profile doesn't have it).
   export WORKON_HOME=~/Envs
   source /usr/bin/virtualenvwrapper_lazy.sh
   # or: source /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper_lazy.sh
   
   # Start by creating a virtual environment using the helper scripts provided. Do not include the systems site-packages.
   mkvirtualenv django-basic-email --no-site-packages
   workon django-basic-email

2. Install django-basic-email in editable mode:

   pip install -e .

3. Run example project:

   cd example_project && ./manage.py migrate && ./manage.py runserver