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This script enables sending emails asynchronously from Azure Service Bus. Each bus message contains a sender's email address along with SMTP configurations. The script utilizes its SMTP configuration of the message for sending emails.

Project description

Modulairy Mail Sender

This script enables sending emails asynchronously from Azure Service Bus. Each bus message contains a sender's email address along with SMTP configurations. The script utilizes its SMTP configuration of the message for sending emails.

Parameters (OS Environments)

Name Description
SERVICEBUS_CONNECTION_STR Connection String for your Azure service bus instance
SERVICEBUS_QUEUE_NAME Queue name for email listening.

Model

{
    "sender":"<Your Mail Address>",
    "receiver":"<Recevier Address>",
    "bcc":"<BCC Address>",
    "cc":"<CC Address>",
    "subject":"test",
    "message":"<This is a <strong>TEST</strong> mail.",
    "smtp":{
        "server":"<SMTP Server Host>",
        "port":"<SMTP Server PORT>",
        "username":"<Your Mail Address>",
        "password":"<Your Mail Password>"
    }

}

Installation

pip install modulairy-mail-sender

Run

python -m modulairy-mail-sender

NOTE: If you send email to multiple addresses, you can join with a comma(,) these mail addresses

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