Send Emails via M365 from Python
This module provides a simple way to send emails via Microsoft 365. You need a valid Microsoft 365 user (email address) and password.
The send_mail method is used to send an email to any recipient. You can also pass a list of recipients here ["recipient1@example.com", "recipient2@example.com"]
The host defaults to smtp.office365.com, and the port defaults to 587, but you can specify your own in the constructor if needed.
Usage
from py_send_m365 import M365Mail
Create an instance, providing optional host and port if needed
mailer = M365Mail("myuser@domain.com", "mypassword", host="smtp.example.com", port=587)
Send an email
mailer.send_mail("recipient@domain.com", "My Subject", "The html <br><i>message</i> body")
Send as
If you have allowed sending from other addresses for your user in m365, you can pass a custom from address.
mailer.send_mail("recipient@domain.com", "My Subject", "The html <br><i>message</i> body", "my-allowed-sender@domain.com")
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