Send mail from gmail using python
Project description
Description
This is a very simple package that enables you to send mail through gmail using python. It’s not a big deal, it does not read your emails, no calendars, no drafts… It does just one thing, sending emails (possibly with attachments).
Requirements
Python 3
pip3 for installation
Install
Using setup.py
git clone https://github.com/kindlychung/pygmail.git cd pygmail python3 setup.py install
Using pip:
From github:
pip3 install --upgrade git+https://github.com/kindlychung/pygmail.git
or from PyPI:
pip3 install --upgrade pygmail2
Security
It uses smtp, that’s all. You can always check the source code, of course
Usage
from pygmail2.Pygmail import mo from pygmail2.Addr import ad # send to one address mo.sm(to_addr = "xyz@example.com", subject= "test", text = "<b>hi there</b>") # send attachments mo.sm(to_addr = "xyz@example.com", subject= "test", text = "<b>hi there</b>", attachments = ["/tmp/x.txt", "/tmp/y.png"]) # send to multiple addresses mo.sm(to_addr = ["xyz@example.com", "aaa@bbb.org"], subject= "test", text = "<b>hi there</b>", attachments = ["/tmp/x.txt", "/tmp/y.png"]) # use html file as mail body mo.sm(to_addr = ["xyz@example.com", "aaa@bbb.org"], subject= "test", mailfile = "/tmp/x.html", attachments = ["/tmp/x.txt", "/tmp/y.png"])
Change log
single recipient and single attachment now don’t require using list
Enabled attachments
Email address autocompletion
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