pydgeon 0.1.3

A Python library for simplifying sending emails using smtplib

Pydgeon v0.1.3

A simple Python library to simplify sending emails using smtplib.

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DISCLAIMER!

ALWAYS USE ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES OR OTHER METHODS OF SAFELY STORING PASSKEYS AND EMAILS.
NEVER HARD-CODE PASSWORDS INTO YOUR CODE. ALWAYS USE ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES TO STORE GMAIL-SPECIFIC PASSKEYS.

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Features

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Installation

Install Pydgeon using pip:

pip install pydgeon

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Usage

Here are examples of how to use Pydgeon:

Set up the Sender Email and Passkey

Always use environment variables to store sensitive data like passkeys and emails.

import pydgeon

# Set up the sender email and passkey
pydgeon.dovecot("[e-mail]", "<PASSKEY-HERE>")

Send a Basic Email!

Send a simple email with a subject and message:

# Send a basic email
pydgeon.coo("Test Subject", "Coo!", "[e-mail]")

Send an Email with an Attachment!

Include a file attachment with your email:

# Send an email with an attachment
pydgeon.hoot("Test Subject", "Hoot!", r"C:\Example\Path\To\File.txt", "[e-mail]")

Send multiple emails at the same time!

Send to multiple recievers at a time:

# Define list of recievers
receivers = ["[e-mail]", "[e-mail]", "[e-mail]"]

# Send multiple emails to multiple receivers
pydgeon.coo("Test Subject", "Coo!", receivers)
pydgeon.hoot("Test Subject", "Hoot!", r"C:\Example\Path\To\File.txt", receivers)

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Features

• Simplified email sending!: Use simple methods to send emails quickly.
• Send to multiple emails at one time!: Use a ist to send multiple emails at the same time
• Attachment support!: Send emails with file attachments.

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