Postmarker
Python client library for Postmark API.
Installation
Postmarker can be obtained with pip:
$ pip install postmarker
Usage example
NOTE:
The attributes of all classes are provided as is, without transformation to snake case. We don’t want to introduce new names for existing entities.
Send single email:
>>> from postmarker.core import PostmarkClient
>>> postmark = PostmarkClient(server_token='API_TOKEN')
>>> postmark.emails.send(
From='sender@example.com',
To='receiver@example.com',
Subject='Postmark test',
HtmlBody='<html><body><strong>Hello</strong> dear Postmark user.</body></html>'
)Send batch:
>>> postmark.emails.send_batch(
{
'From': 'sender@example.com',
'To': 'receiver@example.com',
'Subject': 'Postmark test',
'HtmlBody': '<html><body><strong>Hello</strong> dear Postmark user.</body></html>',
},
{
'From': 'sender2@example.com',
'To': 'receiver2@example.com',
'Subject': 'Postmark test 2',
'HtmlBody': '<html><body><strong>Hello</strong> dear Postmark user.</body></html>',
}
)Setup an email:
>>> email = postmark.emails.Email(
From='sender@example.com',
To='receiver@example.com',
Subject='Postmark test',
HtmlBody='<html><body><strong>Hello</strong> dear Postmark user.</body></html>'
)
>>> email['X-Accept-Language'] = 'en-us, en'
>>> email.attach('/home/user/readme.txt')
>>> email.attach_binary(content=b'content', filename='readme.txt')
>>> email.send()There are a lot of features available. Check it out in our documentation! Here’s just a few of them:
Support for sending Python email instances.
Bounces, Domains, Messages, Templates, Sender signatures, Status, Stats & Server API.
Django email backend.
Tornado helper.
Spam check API.
Wrappers for Bounce, Inbound, Open and Delivery webhooks.
Documentation
You can view the documentation online at:
Or you can look at the docs/ directory in the repository.
Python support
Postmarker supports CPython 3.6 - 3.10 and PyPy 3.7 & 3.8.
Thanks
Many thanks to Shmele and lobziik for their reviews and advice :)
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