pynut - Laurent Tupin
It provides various functions to simplify the users life.
Installation
You can install the package from PyPI:
python -m pip install pynut-Email
The package is supported on Python 3.7 and above.
How to use
You can call a function as this example:
$ ----------------------------------------------------
>>> from pyNutTools import nutDate
>>> nutDate.today()
This is the libraries I am using with the package
$ ----------------------------------------------------
>>> exchangelib==4.7.2
Documentation
Temporary documentation for nutEmail :
DESIGN PATTERN: BUILDER for OUTLOOK / EXCHANGELIB
Allow you to manage all relating to Emails with few lines of code
from pyNut import nutEmail as email
1. Send an email with OUTLOOK
o_builder_emailSend = email.c_Outlook_send(**dic_param)
o_otlk_Director = email.c_otlk_Director(o_builder_emailSend)
o_otlk_Director.SendMail()
bl_success = o_otlk_Director._builder.bl_success
OR
bl_success = email.fBl_SendMail_desPatt(**dic_param)
WHERE
dic_param = dict(bl_draft = True, l_pathAttach=['path1_fileToEnclose'], str_message = 'Hello',
str_from='', str_to='', str_cc='', str_bcc='',str_subject='Subject')
2. Download files from Received Email on Outlook
o_builder_emailDwld = email.c_Outlook_dwld(**dic_param)
inst_Director = email.c_otlk_Director(o_builder_emailDwld)
inst_Director.Download_fMail()
WHERE
dic_param = dict(str_outAcctName = 'laurent@gmail.com', str_inbox = 'Inbox', l_folders = [],
str_subject = 'Sujet', str_to = '', str_cc = '', str_folder = 'PathForSaveFile',
str_File_startW = 'file_', str_File_endW = '_01.csv')
3. Download files from Received Email with Excahngelib (not on Outlook)
o_builder_emailDwld = email.c_Webmail_dwld(**dic_param)
inst_Director = email.c_otlk_Director(o_builder_emailDwld)
inst_Director.Download_fMail()
WHERE
dic_param = dict(str_outAcctName = 'laurent@gmail.com', str_pwd = '*****', str_inbox = 'Inbox', l_folders = [],
str_subject = 'Sujet', str_to = '', str_cc = '', str_folder = 'PathForSaveFile',
str_File_startW = 'file_', str_File_endW = '_01.csv')
END
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