sendpy 0.9

Email and text notification program

sendpy

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Overview

sendpy is a command line email and text notification program that makes use of external and local SMTP servers to send messages.

However, sendpy is much more than that. sendpy is rich in features and use cases. For example, using this program, one may:

• Attach files to a message
• Send unicode emojis in the Subject or Body of a message
• Digitally sign a message with S/MIME or PGP encryption
• Send a notification when a long running process (LRP) has finished execution
• Delay the sending of an email until a specific time
• And more!

Help for sending an e-mail and understanding this program can be found using sendpy --help, sendpy --emails, sendpy --examples, and sendpy --gateways.

Quick Start in 4 Easy Steps

To expedite the ability for users to send a message, here is a quick setup and example:

1. Install using the install command listed in PyPi. Be sure to use pip3.

2. Set the default configuration file to store repetitive commands (e.g., username, password) with the command sendpy --config.

3. Enable lower security settings in your external email client, if necessary (ex. Gmail).

4. Send a basic message sendpy -s "Employment Opportunity" -t "[e-mail]" -m "Hello, Daniel,\n\n When is a good time to talk about an open position we have for you?".

Dependencies

The following non-standard libraries are used in this program: email smptlib OpenSSL GPG

The first two libraries, email and smtplib, will be installed automatically alongside this program. The last two, OpenSSL and GPG, are installed on most Linux distrubtions by default and may easily be installed on Windows and macOS. However, so long as a user is not signing emails (the -k and -C flags), one may use this program without any additional installations on Windows or macOS.

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