django-o365mail
About
SMTP authenthication is getting increasingly difficult, mainly because of security.
This Django email backend has been created to solve that problem when using Office 365. It's easy to use and quite customizable.
Installation
Run the following on your system:
pip install django-o365mail
Then, add these settings to your Django settings.py:
EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django_o365mail.EmailBackend'
O365_MAIL_CLIENT_ID = 'REPLACE THIS'
O365_MAIL_CLIENT_SECRET = 'REPLACE THIS'
O365_MAIL_TENANT_ID = 'REPLACE THIS'
If you're using git, make sure to add the following to .gitignore:
o365_token.txt
Mail can then be sent using the Django mail functions, as described here.
Optional settings
Mailbox
This module uses the python-o365 library, which is also slightly customizable. Because of this you can define kwargs to be used when opening the mailbox. As an example:
O365_MAIL_ACCOUNT_KWARGS = {'token_backend': 'O365.utils.token.EnvTokenBackend'}
O365_MAIL_MAILBOX_KWARGS = {'resource': 'o365mailbox@domain.com'}
... which will be passed to the mailbox() function like this:
account = O365.Account(credentials, auth_flow_type='credentials', tenant_id=self.tenant_id, **account_kwargs)
mailbox = account.mailbox(**O365_MAIL_MAILBOX_KWARGS)
Other
O365_MAIL_REPLACE_LINE_ENDINGS(default:True)
Replaces line endings with an HTML line break (<br />) when emails are sent in plain text.O365_MAIL_SAVE_TO_SENT(default:False)
Saves sent emails to the 'Sent' folder.O365_SUBJECT_PREFIX(default:'')
Prefix for the subject of any email sent using this backend.O365_ACTUALLY_SEND_IN_DEBUG(defaullt:False)
The default value prevents sending when DEBUG=True. You most likely want to set this toTruefor development purposes.
Sandbox
Create a file called settings_secret.py under the sandbox/sandbox directory (same directory as settings.py) with the settings as described above, except for the EMAIL_BACKEND. It could look like this:
O365_MAIL_CLIENT_ID = 'REPLACE THIS'
O365_MAIL_CLIENT_SECRET = 'REPLACE THIS'
O365_MAIL_TENANT_ID = 'REPLACE THIS'
Then, if needed, add settings to settings.py.
To be able to make changes to this module, run the following command to install this module in editable mode:
pip install -e ./
And run the sandbox server:
cd sandbox && python manage.py runserver
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