mailsend 0.1.3

This is a fork of Rick Harris’s tinysmtp package with a few fixes and Python 3 compatibility.

Example:

with Mail().connect() as mail:
    msg = Message(
        '[e-mail]', 'Subject', ['[e-mail]'], body='body')
    mail.send(msg)

Connections may be configured from a URL specified in an environment variable:

export MAILSEND_URL="smtp+tls://user:[e-mail]/"

Or as individual variables:

export MAILSEND_HOSTNAME=server.example.org
export MAILSEND_PORT=25

Or in code:

mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail2 = Mail('server.example.org',
             port=25,
             ssl=True,
             username='x',
             password='x')

Call mail.send to send a message:

mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail.send(sender='[e-mail]',
          recipients=['[e-mail]', '[e-mail]'],
          body='Hello everyone!',
          html='<p>Hello everyone!</p>',
          subject='Hello')

Or use the message class to construct messages piecemeal:

msg = Message('[e-mail]', 'Hello!')
msg.body = 'Hello'
msg.recipients = ['[e-mail]']
msg.cc = ['[e-mail]']
msg.bcc = ['[e-mail]']

mail = Mail('smtp://server.example.org/')
mail.send(msg)

To send multiple messages in a single connection, use Mail.connect:

with mail.connect() as conn:
    conn.send(msg1)
    conn.send(msg2)

0.1.3 (released 2017-04-19)

• Added ability to send stdlib email.message.Message objects via mailsend

0.1.2 (released 2016-09-02)

• The mime structure of HTML emails is now compatible with Outlook 2011
• The SMTPUTF8 extension is requested when messages contain utf-8 addresses. (feature is available in Python 3.5 only)

0.1.1 (released 2015-12-21)

• Fixes for compatibility with envparse-0.2

0.1 (released 2015-12-19)

• Forked from https://github.com/rconradharris/tinysmtp
• Added configuration via URL (eg Connection('smtp://[e-mail]'))
• Various bug fixes
• Added rewrite_to argument to Mail class constructor method. This causes all messages to be rewritten to the given address(es), and is expected to be used for development/testing.
• Added bcc argument to Mail class constructor method. This causes all messages to be bcc’d to the given address(es).
• Added suppress_send argument to the Mail class constructor. This causes messages to not be sent (but may be still accessed via Mail.subscribe)