python-mailtrap-handler

Implementation for MailTrap basic functionalities using Python.

Requirements

All you need is Python version 3.6 or above

Installation

pip3 install mailtrap-handler

Usage

For dedicated documentation click here

from mailtrap_handler import MailTrapHandler

mailtrap = MailTrapHandler(TOKEN, ACCOUNT_ID)
# then do what you need with the mailtrap object

Functions

Get mail id:

# default value for title is None
list_of_ids = mailtrap.get_mail_id(inbox, email, title="Some Title here")
# returns a list of found mails ids

Get mail html content:

# default value for title is None
# default value for waiting_time is 0
MailTrapHandler.get_mail(inbox, email, title, waiting_time=30)
# returns mail html content

Clean the inbox:

MailTrapHandler.clean_inbox(inbox)

Delete target mail:

MailTrapHandler.delete_mail(inbox, email, title="Some Title here")
# default value for title is None

Example Code

from mailtrap_handler import MailTrapHandler

# requirements
token = "123wellthiswouldbeyourtokenhere098"
account_id = 987654
inbox = 12349876  # this is your mailtrap inbox id
email = "target_email+probably_with_some_alias@inbox.mailtrap.io"
title = "Oy! Congrats on getting Your new T-shirt"

# creating mailtraphandler object
mailtrap = MailTrapHandler(token, account_id)

# getting the html content
mails = mailtrap.get_mail(inbox, email, title=title, 10)

# we do now whatever we need with the recieved mails
# and now we delete this mail
mailtrap.delete_mail(inbox, email, title=title)

# you know what let's just delete every mail in the inbox
mailtrap.clean_inbox(inbox)

# I got no more mails!

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