This Django module provides a FormView and a Form that subscribe the user to a list on Mailgun.
Usage
Install:
pip install django-mgsub pip freeze | grep django-mgsub >> requirements.txt
Add to Django:
# settings.py INSTALLED_APPS += 'mgsub',
Configure credentials:
# settings.py MGSUB_DEFAULT_MAILINGLIST = 'mylist@example.com' MAILGUN_API_KEY = '<secret>'
or:
export MGSUB_DEFAULT_MAILINGLIST='mylist@example.com' MAILGUN_API_KEY=...
Add urls:
# urls.py urlpatterns = [ ... url('^mailinglist/', include('mgsub.urls', namespace='mgsub')), ... ]Configure:
## settings.py # Setting this to False will disable email sending and the following # settings MGSUB_SEND_WELCOME = True MGSUB_WELCOME_FROM = 'noreply@example.com' # defaults to settings.SERVER_EMAIL MGSUB_WELCOME_REPLY_TO = 'me@example.com' # nothing by default # Subscription email templates MGSUB_WELCOME_SUBJECT = 'Welcome to my list!' # Defaults to: Welcome! MGSUB_WELCOME_TEMPLATE = 'myapp/welcome.html' # HTML template MGSUB_WELCOME_TEMPLATE_PLAIN = 'myapp/w.txt' # Plain text template
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