Mailthon
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Mailthon is an email library for Python that aims to be highly extensible and composable. Mailthon is unicode aware and supports internationalised headers and email addresses. Also it aims to be highly transport agnostic, meaning that SMTP can be swapped out for other transports.
>>> from mailthon import postman, email
>>> p = postman(host='smtp.gmail.com', auth=('username', 'password'))
>>> r = p.send(email(
content=u'<p>Hello 世界</p>',
subject='Hello world',
sender='John <john@jon.com>',
receivers=['doe@jon.com'],
))
>>> assert r.okPlatforms
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