Usage:
sudo pip install send_email_message
from send_email_message import send_email_message
email_config = dict(
host='smtp.gmail.com',
port=587,
tls=True, // Or ssl=True with another port.
user='admin@example.com',
password='password',
from_name='Example Site',
# Default: encoding='utf-8'
)
send_email_message(
to='denisr@denisr.com',
subject='Example News',
text='Please see http://example.com/',
html='<html><body>Please see <a href="http://example.com/">example.com</a></body></html>',
**email_config
)
Rare usage:
login_plain=True, # Some servers are OK with TLS, but require "LOGIN PLAIN" auth inside encrypted session. debug=True, # Enables debug output.
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