DSM Email
install
pip install dsmemail
how to use
import dsmemail
status = dsmemail.sendEmail(
subject="test",
message="helloworld",
emails=["admin@admin.com"],
attachments=["test.txt"],
host="https://email-service.data.storemesh.com",
api_key="<API_KEY>"
)
print(status)
| variable | dtype | description |
|---|---|---|
| subject | str | subject of email |
| message | str | email body can contains html string |
| emails | List[str] | email to send message |
| attachments | List[str] | list of filepath(str) to attach files |
| host | str | email server uri |
| api_key | str | api_key for email services |
output
[(True, 'email send to admin@admin.com sucess')]
status
True = send email sucess
False = send email fail
msg
string describe status
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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