A python email library to send and read emails.
Project description
Emaileasily is a python package that simplifies the process of sending and reading emails.
Installation
pip install emaileasily
Modify your email settings:
- Go to Manage google account -> Security -> Apps passwords ->select app
- Choose other (Custom name) and enter a name of your choice then click generate.
- Use the generated password to send and read emails using emaileasily.
If you don't have two step verification just enable allow less secure apps and use your usual password.
Usage
>>> from emaileasily.emaileasily import email_to, email_subject, email_content, email_send
# Accepts more than one email address eg email_to('example.gmail.com', 'example5@gmail.com').
>>> email_to('example.gmail.com')
'example.gmail.com'
>>> email_subject('Python Email')
'Python Email'
>>> email_content('This is an example of sending emails with emaileasily')
# email_send() takes sender address and password as key arguments.
# The functions also takes email host and port as optional arguments.
# Default host="smtp.gmail.com" and port=465
>>> email_send('sender@gmail.com', 'password')
Email successfully sent.
Add email bcc and cc
>>> from emaileasily.emaileasily import email_bcc, email_cc
# Accepts more than one email address.
>>> email_bcc('example2@gmail.com')
>>> email_cc('example3@gmail.com')
Send html email
>>> from emaileasily.emaileasily import email_html
>>> email_html(
"""
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
</head>
<body>
<h3>Message</h3>
<p> Hello this is a html send message.</p>
<a href='#'>Click here</a>
</body>
</html>
"""
)
Attach Documents
>>> from emaileasily.emaileasily import email_attach_document
# Call the function after email_content
# The functions gives you the option to select documents for attachment.
>>> email_attach_document()
Read Emails
>>> from emaileasily.emaileasily import read_emails
"""
Required arguments:
- email_address and password.
Optional arguments in order:
-number of emails to read
Default: 2
-label
Default: "INBOX"
-host
Default: 'imap.gmail.com'
-port
Default: 993
Change the default values according to preference and email account.
If the email has attachment it will be successfully saved in directory.
"""
# Read top inbox email
>>> read_emails(email_address, email_password, 1)
====================================================================================================
Subject: Read Emails
From: sender@gmail.com
Hello,
You can simply read emails using emaileasily's read_emails function and pass the arguments
email address, password, the number of emails to read, label, host, port.
Kind regards,
Erastus Nzula.
Read sent emails by replacing the default label with label='"[Gmail]/Sent Mail"'
>>> read_emails(email_address,email_password, number_of_emails, label='"[Gmail]/Sent Mail"')
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